Electric aerial ridesharing? Flying taxis? The sky could one day have a new aircraft cutting through it — one that’s much quieter, with fewer emissions, and that’s potentially safer than helicopters and even planes. These aircraft are called eVTOLs. What Are EVTOLs? Like...

Australian aerospace company Amsl Aero will integrate engine cooling technology used in Formula 1 racing to enable longer-range hydrogen-powered drone operations. Conflux Technology’s heat transfer technology will cool hydrogen fuel cells used to power electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL)...

The Electrically Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft market is poised for remarkable growth, driven by technological advancements, increased environmental concerns, and urban mobility needs. With a promising market forecast, the demand for eVTOLs is set to soar in...

After last issue’s feature story on EHang, the company made a series of announcements that show that it continues its innovations and advances as a global player in the urban air mobility market. EHang has been developing a human-passenger electric...

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, XPeng Motors, unveiled what it calls its “fifth-generation flying vehicle,” the X2, on July 16, reported the Chinese electric vehicle news site, CnEVPost.com. The X2 has a maximum takeoff weight of 1,235 lb (560 kg), a range...