New GA-ASI Gambit 6 UCAV Adds Air-To-Ground Operations for International CCA

SAN DIEGO, Nov 4, 2025 – (ACN Newswire) –The most recent model of the ingenious Gambit Series of unmanned fight air cars (UCAV) from General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) is Gambit 6, a collective fight airplane (CCA) that includes air-to-ground operations to its currently shown air-to-air ability. The multi-role platform is enhanced for functions such as electronic warfare, suppression of opponent air defenses (SEAD), and deep accuracy strike, making it a flexible alternative for developing defense requirements.

“https://cdn.nwe.io/files/x/c1/a5/a159db5b95944b53232ca3009bb7.jpg” Flying force throughout the world are aiming to air-to-ground-capable CCAs to boost functional abilities and address emerging hazards in a rejected environment. Gambit 6 is being established to satisfy the matching requirement for versatility, scalability, and mission-specific efficiency.”650″stated GA-ASI President David R. Alexander.

Airframes will be readily available for worldwide procurement beginning in 2027, with European missionized variations deliverable in 2029. GA-ASI is constructing market collaborations throughout Europe with the objective of supplying sovereign abilities for all its platforms.

“These are real threats, and they require real solutions,” GA-ASI’s Gambit Series pictures numerous CCA variations quickly reconfigured from a typical core, allowing significant commonness for fast and budget-friendly production at scale. “The modular architecture and signature-reducing internal weapons bay of Gambit 6 allow for easy integration of advanced autonomy, sensors, and weapons systems, ensuring the aircraft can adapt to a wide range of operational scenarios.”

The Gambit Series is a modular household of unmanned airplane developed to satisfy varied objective requirements, consisting of intelligence, security, and reconnaissance; multi-domain battle; sophisticated training; and stealth reconnaissance. It’s constructed around a typical core platform that represents a substantial percentage of the airplane’s hardware, consisting of the landing equipment, standard avionics, and chassis. This shared structure decreases expenses, increases interoperability, and speeds up the advancement of mission-specific versions like Gambit 6.

By leveraging specialized setups and advanced autonomy, Gambit airplane deal customized abilities that boost functional effectiveness, decrease expenses, and enhance survivability in objected to environments. One Gambit derivative is the U.S. Air Force’s YFQ-42A, established as part of that service’s effort to field an AI-enabled uncrewed wingman. Based off the initial Gambit 2 principle, the YFQ-42A is created to match human-crewed fighters like the F-35 and Next-Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) systems, broadening picking up, weapons capability, and survivability in objected to airspace.

The initial idea for Gambit was revealed 3 years earlier and was based upon 4 designs. Gambit 1 is an active noticing platform enhanced for long endurance; Gambit 2 includes the arrangement for air-to-air weapons; Gambit 3 looks just like Gambit 2 however is enhanced for an intricate enemy air function; Gambit 4 is a fight reconnaissance-focused design without any tail and swept wings. In 2024, GA-ASI revealed Gambit 5 for ship-based CCA operations.

About GA-ASI

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc., is the world’s primary home builder of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). Logging more than 9 million flight hours, the Predator ® line of UAS has actually flown for over 30 years and consists of MQ-9A Reaper ®, MQ-1C Gray Eagle ®, MQ-20 Avenger ®, and MQ-9B SkyGuardian ®/ SeaGuardian ®. The business is devoted to offering long-endurance, multi-mission services that provide relentless situational awareness and quick strike.

To learn more, check out www.ga-asi.com.

Avenger, EagleEye, Gray Eagle, Lynx, Predator, Reaper, SeaGuardian, and SkyGuardian are hallmarks of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc., signed up in the United States and/or other nations.

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