Nordex Launched N193/7.X Wind Turbine Model
The new 7.3MW wind turbine designed for low-wind sites enters the Nordex Delta4000 series.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Energy
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Nordex has announced the N193/7.X, a new wind turbine model in its Delta4000 series featuring a 193-meter rotor. The turbine is initially being brought to market with a 6.6MW capacity, though it is engineered for an eventual 7.3MW output.
Why it matters
This design specifically targets medium- and low-wind sites where efficiency and grid compatibility are paramount. The initial 6.6MW cap helps project developers navigate local permitting and specific grid connection constraints.
The turbine features a 193-meter rotor and 95-meter single blade pieces. It supports up to 7.3MW of installed capacity by building on established, optimized components from existing platforms.
The players
Nordex
A wind turbine manufacturer focused on the design, construction, and operation of onshore wind power systems.
The details
The N193/7.X leverages a modular architecture, incorporating the nacelle (the enclosure housing the generator and gearbox) and control systems from existing Nordex platforms. By reusing these core components while optimizing the rotor diameter, the system is tuned to capture kinetic energy more effectively in regions with lower wind speeds. The turbine also supports various configuration options to adapt to specific site needs.
Timeline
2029: Serial production of the turbine will begin.
The Tech Race
The N193/7.X extends the Delta4000 series by introducing a larger rotor and higher capacity tier. It follows a industry-wide trajectory of increasing turbine size to improve the capacity factor at sites with lower average wind speeds.
Project developers and grid operators will have access to a 6.6MW capacity option first, facilitating easier permitting in restrictive regulatory environments. Full 7.3MW capabilities will reach the market alongside the start of serial production.
The takeaway
Nordex is prioritizing site-specific flexibility over raw power for its immediate market entry. Watch for the 2029 serial production ramp-up to see how the company balances its 6.6MW initial offering against the full 7.3MW technical limit.
What happens next
Serial production is scheduled to begin in 2029.
Further reading
For more on evolving turbine performance, see our Energy coverage.
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