EmbraerX's eVTOL concept is the first of several the company is working on, together with companies like Uber, to explore the future urban air taxi role.

Eve is one of two eVTOL developers to have now been listed on the New York Stock Exchange

Embraer has joined the urban air mobility segment with its new Eve unit, just one of many tech triumphs in commercial aviation during 2020.

An artist’s impression of the Eve Urban Mobility Solutions eVTOL aircraft over the preserved HMS Belfast, Tower Bridge and River Thames in central London

Wideroe and Embraer’s Eve eVTOL aircraft will work together exploring new forms of passenger and cargo transport

2021 orders for Eve’s eVTOL included ten from Nautilus Aviation, a division of Morris Group and Northern Australia's largest helicopter operator

Through its partnership with Embraer, Eve has decades of experience working with the FAA and other regulators in developing new aircraft

Eve and BAE are teaming up to explore eVTOL defence possibilities

Eve will work on eVTOL development with the Senna brand, founded by the late Brazilian F1 racer Ayrton Senna

Eve's eVTOL cabin mock-up at Farnborough

Forty per cent of revenues in the last five years were generated by EmbraerX, the group’s disruptive innovation subsidiary