EVE Air Mobility, Aerosolutions and Bluenest, subsidiary of infrastructure management company Globalvia, have signed a major eVTOL deal in Costa Rica.

During the Paris Air Show 2025, Eve Air Mobility, Embraer’s listed advanced air mobility (AAM) subsidiary, presented its ...

As cities around the globe grapple with growing congestion and the urgent need for sustainable mobility, the electric ...

Eve Air Mobility has signed a LOI with Aerosolutions, which is developing an innovative eVTOL operator called Aeros Electric ...

Screengrab of the Eve air taxi, or electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, undergoing tests in Brazil. Embraer-owned Eve has announced the sale of 50 flying vehicles to Revo in ...

Eve is not in a rush to get its flagship eVTOL certified. After all, bearing the Embraer name comes with a huge responsibility, and expectations for this electric air taxi are high.

Aviation giant Embraer's air mobility subsidiary scored another important deal, confirming its position as one of the AAM leaders ...

Eve just scored a $250 million contract for eVTOL aircraft. With flying cars gaining altitude, is now the moment to grab EVEX ...

Eve is also preparing the assembly line at the Embraer site in Brazil. Eve wants to start assembling these aircraft in the second half of 2025, with certification commencing early next year.

Eve, supported by Embraer and backed by numerous LOIs, shows long-term potential but lags ACHR in terms of commercialization for eVTOL aircraft, which is expected (for EVEX) during 2026-2027.

Eve Air Mobility have signed a letter of intent for 54 eVTOL aircraft, with an eye towards commercial deployment in the US ...

ACHR teams with Jetex to launch Midnight eVTOLs across 30+ countries, fueling its push into global air taxi markets.