Eve Details Steady Progress On Testing, Suppliers

Ben Goldstein May 09, 2023

Eve’s air taxi is designed to carry four passengers and a pilot up to 60 miles at 150 mph. 

Credit: Eve Air Mobility
Eve Air Mobility has detailed continued progress on its aircraft development program, including efforts toward vehicle testing and securing suppliers for its electric-vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) air taxi, part of an investor update released alongside its financial results for the 2023 first...
Ben Goldstein

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