VTOL
This Bonkers Flying-Saucer eVTOL Concept Parks by Sticking to the Side of Skyscrapers
The Z2 shares the first-generation Zeva Zero’s saucer shape, but will be more efficient and faster.

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These Hybrid VTOLs Fly Faster and Farther Than Pure Electric Aircraft
Urban electric air taxis will have their place. But these vertical takeoff-and-landing hybrids could pioneer a new category in regional transport.
This Bonkers New One-Person VTOL Aircraft Looks Like a Flying Supercar Seat
The JetRacer can also soar to altitudes of nearly 10,000 feet and can carry up to 440 pounds.
Watch: This One-Person eVTOL Floats Above the Tuscan Hillside Like a Flying Jet Ski
The personal aircraft can reach speeds of 63 mph and doesn’t require a license to fly.
Zuri’s Newest VTOL Will Have a 435-Mile Range, the Longest in Its Class
Zuri’s 2.0 vertical takeoff and landing aircraft will be competing against conventional regional jets as a faster, less-expensive alternative.
This New Hybrid Aircraft Can Fly 3 Times Faster Than a Helicopter
Vox’s fixed wings have four embedded rotors for vertical takeoff and a separate propeller for forward thrust, giving it a 300-knot top end.
This New Hybrid VTOL Has 8 Fans Embedded in Its Wings
The French-designed Ascendance AETA uses hybrid propulsion, with electric for vertical take off and landing, and diesel for forward flight.
Forget Air Taxis. Meet the New High-Speed VTOLs That Could Change How the Military Flies.
Bell’s HSVTOL series mixes technology from its V-22 Osprey tilt rotor with its civilian eVTOL concepts to reach 460 mph at an extended range.
This New One-Person eVTOL Is Like a Real-Life ‘Star Wars’ Landspeeder
The Jetson One requires no pilot’s license and is easy to fly. “We just want to have fun,” says the designer about the one-person eVTOL.