Aircraft
Eve 100 eVTOL Set to Make Low-speed Transition Flight
Flight envelope expansion precedes first crewed mission in mid-2027
Eve eVTOL technology demonstrator in doorway of hangar
Eve’s first technology demonstrator is conducting its flight test campaign at Embraer’s Gavião Peixoto facility in Brazil. © Eve Air Mobility

Eve Air Mobility is preparing to make the first low-speed transition flight of its Eve 100 eVTOL in the coming weeks. This milestone, which Eve predicts will happen shortly before the Farnborough International air show in July, will precede a full-speed transition at 90 knots later in the year.

To date, the Embraer spin-off’s full-scale uncrewed prototype has made 59 flights since December 2025. With a total of two hours, 27 minutes, and 33 seconds of accumulated flight time on the clock, the technology demonstrator is currently in a lay-up phase ahead of the next stage of flight testing. This will see it make its first airborne transition from horizontal to vertical flight at up to 50 knots.