About us


Lexion is a mechanical and aerospace engineering R&D company based in Greece, driven by a philosophy of free thinking, creativity, and a deep commitment to redefining what is possible.

We approach every challenge through the lens of fundamental physics and core engineering logic to create radically innovative designs. By working from first principles, we engineer novel, tailored solutions that are not bound by existing technologies and carry disruptive potential across both emerging and established industries.

While Lexion engages in a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies, our primary focus is on developing next-generation hypersonic propulsion systems — an initiative supported by the European Space Agency through its Business Incubation Centre.

 

Emerging Sectors

Our development strategy for the APEX engine is centered around spaceplane propulsion, while also exploring the potential of the same core technology across selected sectors.

 


Maritime & Shipping


As environmental regulations tighten in ports, vessels increasingly rely on a secondary low-emission system alongside a conventional combustion engine for cruising. An APEX-based propulsion system replaces this dual setup with a single adaptive engine that delivers full power during ocean cruise, while seamlessly switching to a fully clean operating mode upon entering regulated zones.

VTOL Aircraft


In the rapidly expanding VTOL sector, electric propulsion is often favored for its responsiveness. However, limitations such as low energy density and long recharge times become evident as aircraft scale up. APEX is well-suited for aerial platforms like drones and air taxis, as it combines dynamic control with the power and endurance of combustion.

Energy Cogeneration


APEX can serve as the core of next-generation cogeneration units that utilize hydrogen produced via renewable sources and stored during periods of energy surplus. Its fast response and broad power range make it ideal for re-injecting electricity into the grid during peak demand, while simultaneously generating hot water or steam for industrial or other uses—maximizing overall efficiency.

 

Partners


Lexion collaborates with key institutional and strategic partners who support the development, protection, and deployment of the APEX engine across multiple sectors:

European Space Agency – ESA BIC Greece


Supporting the early-stage development of APEX for next-generation aerospace applications through funding, technical expertise, strategic networking, and access to specialized infrastructure.

National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)


Ongoing collaboration with one of Europe’s leading engineering institutions, contributing academic insight, technical expertise, prototype manufacturing, and experimental testing in the fields of mechanical and aerospace engineering.

Partners

Lexion collaborates with key institutional and strategic partners who support the development, protection, and deployment of the APEX engine across multiple sectors:


European Space Agency – ESA BIC Greece




Supporting the early-stage development of APEX for next-generation aerospace applications through funding, technical expertise, strategic networking, and access to specialized infrastructure.

 

National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)




Ongoing collaboration with one of Europe’s leading engineering institutions, contributing academic insight, technical expertise, prototype manufacturing, and experimental testing in the fields of mechanical and aerospace engineering.

 

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