Electric Flying Taxi Is Almost Here
Joby Aviation is bringing its vision of fast, clean city travel to life through a new partnership with Virgin Atlantic, marking a significant step forward for electric urban aviation.
The company’s eVTOL Air Taxi seats four passengers and takes off vertically like a helicopter, but with a crucial difference: it's much quieter and produces zero emissions.
Powered by six tilting rotors, the Air Taxi can hover, lift, and cruise through the skies, reaching speeds of up to 200 mph with a 100-mile range on a full charge. Successful test flights have already taken place in both the United States and Japan, demonstrating its real-world potential.
Joby plans to launch commercial service in Dubai and London by late 2025, signaling a future where short-range flights could be replaced by efficient all-electric air taxis. Would you trade traditional transport for a quiet, zero-emission flight across the city? Learn more at jobyaviation.com.
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If you thought there was a dearth of working EV charging stations, wait until you learn about helipads. Most of those are at hospitals which is convenient when you fly in one of these since it will take you “all the way to the scene of the crash.”
The next mode of transportation for people richer and less environmentally conscious than you.