The new system builds on earlier versions of the Coyote that have intercepted hundreds of drones in active combat. However, the unit cost of approximately $100,000 remains a consideration relative to competitive short-range missiles, such as Israel's Tamir, which is priced near $40,000.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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Raytheon’s New Coyote Drone Interceptor Hits Testing in 15 Months
War8 days ago
Three successful flight evaluations recently confirmed that the Block 2C+RM variant can neutralize various unmanned aerial threats. Raytheon integrated a rocket motor to increase flight and launch speeds, along with a new seeker and warhead for the Coyote interceptor. The company advanced the program from initial concept to the testing phase in 15 months.
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