Vikram-I / launch vehicle
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Vikram-I is a four-stage, expendable orbital small-lift launch vehicle developed by Skyroot Aerospace, with its first three stages solid-fuelled and the fourth stage liquid-fuelled. It is designed to carry a 350 kg payload to a 500 km, 45-degree-inclination low Earth orbit. As of the article's most recent update, its maiden flight (Mission Aagaman) was scheduled for a 12 July - 4 August 2026 window and had not yet occurred.
faq
Who builds Vikram-I?
Vikram-I is built by Skyroot Aerospace. (source, as of 2026-07-08)
How many times has Vikram-I flown?
Vikram-I has flown 0 times. (source, as of 2026-07-08)
Is Vikram-I reusable?
Vikram-I is not reusable. (source, as of 2026-07-08)
facts
providerSkyroot Aerospace
countryIndia
classsmall
payload to LEO (kg)350
reusableno
first flightunknown
flights total0
flights successful0
last flightunknown
next flightunknown
statusin development
price per launch (USD)unknown
events
- notable2026-07-02Skyroot targets July 12-August 4 window for first orbital launch
sources
[1] en.wikipedia.org ↗
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