As the eVTOL industry grows ... which is expected to include the design and construction of a larger greenfield factory. These local investments further solidifies Joby's capabilities and its ...

Airbus Helicopters is hitting the breaks on program progress, citing that battery technologies need to evolve before it can launch a successful UAM program.

You might have heard about electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL). Well, there's some exciting news coming from Jetson, a Swedish startup that’s making waves in the air racing scene.

The eVTOL flying car itself has six rotors and ... followed by a reconnection. The factory tasked with constructing the "land-based aircraft carrier" is expected to reach an annual capacity ...

eVTOL stocks have soared since the election. The prospects for an urban air mobility network seem greatly exaggerated. Joby and Archer Aviation have almost no revenue but are aiming to ...

Going from that to a flying motorcycle is quite the leap. The Skyrider X1 is the most recent innovation in the eVTOL space, an area that has rapidly gained attention in the mobility industry owing ...

Learn how automated scheduling allowed them to overcome the unique challenges of composite manufacturing, improving production accuracy, managing bottlenecks and optimizing factory resources ... rate ...

Released in late December, the report – Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) Downwash and Outwash Surveys – is intended to inform vertiport design as the regulator prepares for ...

Xpeng has a hybrid six wheel van. It has a gasoline and electric engine. It has automated deployment of a two passenger eVTOL. A vertical takeoff and landing two person vehicle. The van can hold five ...

The Danish operator officially chose Crisalion Mobility as its main partner in this ambitious program after having monitored more than 1,000 eVTOL companies around the world. The company's CEO ...

Looking at the stock charts of Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY) and Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR), you might think electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles are the next big thing.