Eve Air Mobility

With spending on research and development increasing, Eve is making commitments to key suppliers for its eVTOL vehicle.

Embraer is selecting a new head of its services business as its current president, Johann Bordais, is joining Eve Air Mobility in September.

The city of Taubaté in Sāo Paulo state will host Eve’s eVTOL aircraft production plant, benefitting from close proximity to some of the infrastructure of Brazilian airframer Embraer, which is its main shareholder.

Embraer and Nidec, a Japanese manufacturer of electric motors, will jointly develop propulsion systems for electric aircraft, including Eve's eVTOL.

Eve Air Mobility said it now carries the largest backlog of orders among eVTOL aircraft developers.

Eve expects its four-passenger eVTOL aircraft to be certified and ready to enter service in 2026.

Eve Air Mobility is working with suppliers and testing components for its prototype eVTOL aircraft.

The Ferrovial-Eve partnership centers on the use of Eve’s urban air traffic management software.

FlyBIS aims to operate an urban air mobility network in Brazil and its neighboring countries using Eve's four-seat eVTOL aircraft.

The eVTOL aircraft developer says it plans to offer an agnostic platform that could be used by any company's vehicle to safely operate in and out of urban vertiports.