Eve approves potential sale of 150 flying cars.

Exciting News: Eve Signs Letters of Intent for Potential Sales of “Flying Car”

SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Electric aircraft maker Eve, controlled by Brazil’s Embraer, has recently announced some major deals during the Paris Airshow. The company has signed letters of intent with Voar Aviation, Nordic Aviation, and Wideroe Zero for potential sales of its revolutionary electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles (eVTOLs).

The agreements include the possibility of Voar purchasing 70 eVTOLs, Nordic acquiring 30 aircraft, and Wideroe adding 50 aircraft to their fleet.

Eve, with a backlog of approximately 2,800 orders, is making significant progress towards production. The company has recently completed wind tunnel testing for its futuristic vehicle and aims to commence commercial operations by 2026.

(Reporting by Gabriel Araujo; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)

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