eVTOLs

From Hefei to hangars across Southeast Asia, ZeroG is betting that made-in-China aircraft will be ready when low-altitude airspace finally opens.

Muyu Sky’s eVTOL designs could enhance cargo transport efficiency with greater range, reliability, and cost savings.

The EV maker is targeting the commercial segment as rivals aim for corporate use.

eVTOL vehicles, essentially flying cars, will soon take to the skies, but reaching this milestone won’t be a straightforward process. Here’s the big picture.

EHang’s fully autonomous craft approved after more than 40,000 test flights.

This pioneering move in the realm of electric vertical takeoff and landing technology exemplifies China’s drive towards an aerial economy.

Ehang is the world’s first autonomous aerial vehicle company approved to conduct commercial trials of passenger drones for transporting heavy cargo, it says.