Aircraft
Eve Reports Progress in Building Full-scale eVTOL Prototype
The company released images of a fuselage being assembled
Eve Air Mobility's eVTOL aircraft
The first full-scale example of Eve Air Mobility's eVTOL aircraft is being assembled in Brazil.

Eve Air Mobility this week released still images and video giving glimpses of what it says is progress in building the first full-scale example of the four-passenger eVTOL aircraft it aims to bring to market in 2026. The airframe is now being assembled at a new facility at Taubaté in Brazil’s São Paulo state, but the company has not provided an update as to when it will be ready to start test flights.

“We are making great progress on the assembly of our first eVTOL prototype and we are on schedule to complete production and begin flying,” said Eve’s CEO, Johann Bordais. “From the beginning, we have been consistent and steadfast taking a holistic approach to urban air mobility by understanding the required ecosystem and infrastructure necessary for eVTOL flights, developing services and operations solutions to support our customers from day one, and launching Vector, an innovative air traffic management software solution.”