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Embraer's Flying Car Already Accumulates 2,700 Purchase Intent Requests

Summary by CNN Brasil
The electric aircraft for take-off and vertical landing (eVTOL), developed by Eve Air Mobility, a company linked to Embraer, has not yet received certification to operate in Brazil or any other country. Even so, the electric aircraft for take-off and vertical landing already adds 2,700 requests, between letters of intent and firm orders, distributed by eight countries. In an interview with the program, CNN Brasil, the CEO of Eve Air Mobility, Jo…
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The electric aircraft for take-off and vertical landing (eVTOL), developed by Eve Air Mobility, a company linked to Embraer, has not yet received certification to operate in Brazil or any other country. Even so, the electric aircraft for take-off and vertical landing already adds 2,700 requests, between letters of intent and firm orders, distributed by eight countries. In an interview with the program, CNN Brasil, the CEO of Eve Air Mobility, Jo…

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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