Eve in June unveiled a refined design and announced the battery, motor and propeller suppliers for its eVTOL. The Embraer spinoff has completed lift propeller tests on a truck-mounted rig and plans to begin assembly of its first full-scale prototype in the fourth quarter, aiming for a first flight early in 2024. With $307.7 million in total liquidity at the end of June, Eve is planning certification and entry into service for 2026.
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