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Eve's eVTOL Order Book Swells to 2,850 Aircraft
Eve Air Mobility said it now carries the largest backlog of orders among eVTOL aircraft developers.
A digital rendering shows Eve's eVTOL aircraft with Voar branding flying over a city skyline.
Voar Aviation is one of several aircraft operators to announce purchase agreements with Eve Air Mobility during the Paris Air Show. (Image: Eve)

Eve Air Mobility, an eVTOL developer backed by Brazilian aerospace group Embraer, has collected new orders for up to 150 new aircraft, bringing its total order backlog for the four-passenger air taxi up to 2,850 aircraft, the company announced Tuesday at the Paris Airshow. According to Eve, this represents the largest and most diversified order book among aircraft manufacturers in the nascent eVTOL industry. 

Voar Aviation, a general aviation service provider based in São Paulo, Brazil, signed a letter of intent covering the purchase of 70 Eve eVTOL aircraft, which the company intends to operate in several locations across Brazil. 

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