If Volocopter takes an early lead, the industry certainly won’t stop there. The reason so many companies are doing hybrid fixed-wing flight designs is they want a vehicle that can change how ...

Volocopter, the German aviation startup, is now accepting reservations for flights on its 18-rotor electric aircraft. This is the first time members of the public are being invited to fly in the ...

Volocopter and Microsoft are collaborating to develop an aerospace cloud system. Microsoft Azure will be used to enable VoloIQ as Volocopter’s digital platform for its UAM vehicles and ground ...

The Volocopter service will initially be a tourism initiative from Singapore's perspective, but the company does plan to extend its flights across the Malaysian border at some point.

Volocopter’s “realistic timeline” for launching its VoloFirst flights means your trip will only happen after the aircraft’s commercial launch, which is expected “in the next two to three ...

German eVTOL developer Volocopter announces that its larger, faster, four-seat VoloConnect air taxi flew for the first time last month. Thom Patterson · Tuesday, June 07, 2022 ...

Volocopter just announced that it managed to raise an additional $182 million in the second signing of its Series E funding round. The new investors to come aboard are Red Sea’s NEOM smart ...

Volocopter began circulating its plan to go public via a SPAC in December 2020 when chief financial officer Rene Griemens told eVTOL.com, “We think SPACs are a great financing option for our ...

Founded in 2011, Volocopter is developing an air taxi called the VoloCity that takes off vertically like a helicopter and flies like a plane. The VoloCity uses 18 rotors supported by more than 100 ...

Volocopter has used the design of its remarkable flying taxi as the inspiration for its new cargo drone. Unveiled this week, the fully electric, unmanned VoloDrone has a cruising speed of 50 mph ...

Volocopter unveiled its vision for a network of rooftop “Volo-ports” where up to 1,000 passengers could board and disembark their own personal “flying taxi” every hour.

Volocopter GmbH, a startup developing flying taxis and cargo drones, today announced that it has raised $170 million in funding at a pre-money valuation of $1.7 billion.