D-Propulse Targets 500-km Rotating Detonation Engine-Powered Missile That Could Fit Tejas And Rafale Missile Loads

India’s deep-tech defence Start-Up D-Propulse is charting a path towards a 500-km air-launched supersonic cruise missile driven by its home-grown rotating detonation engine, a system it believes can be slung under the wings of the TEJAS and Rafale fighters.According to CEO Saurav Jha, the envisioned missile would cruise at speeds between Mach 1.5 and Mach 3, with loadouts of two missiles per
India’s deep-tech defence Start-Up D-Propulse is charting a path towards a 500-km air-launched supersonic cruise missile driven by its home-grown rotating detonation engine, a system it believes can be slung under the wings of the TEJAS and Rafale fighters.According to CEO Saurav Jha, the envisioned missile would cruise at speeds between Mach 1.5 and Mach 3, with loadouts of two missiles per
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