Embraer’s Eve Air Mobility Names 3 More eVTOL Suppliers

The manufacturer selected Garmin, Liebherr-Aerospace, and Intergalactic to provide the flight controls, avionics, and thermal management system for its electric air taxi.

Jack Daleo

Tuesday, November 07, 2023 at 03:58 PM ET

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Eve’s electric air taxi will receive flight control systems from Garmin, among other components being provided by partners. [Courtesy: Eve Air Mobility]

Key Takeaways:

Eve Air Mobility has announced three new suppliers—Garmin (avionics), Liebherr-Aerospace (flight controls), and Intergalactic (thermal management)—for its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi.
The company's eVTOL features a lift-plus-cruise design with an electric pusher and is projected to begin deliveries and commercial launches in 2026, following prototype testing next year.
Eve holds a strong market position with approximately 2,900 orders globally and extensive partnerships, including with United Airlines, Blade, and SkyWest, to develop future air taxi networks.

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A few months after selecting a trio of suppliers, Eve Air Mobility—the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) manufacturing subsidiary of Embraer—has named three more.

Brazil-based Eve on Monday picked out suppliers for the flight controls, avionics, and thermal management system of its electric air taxi. The aircraft is designed to ferry as many as four passengers on short-hop flights over distances of up to 60 sm (52 nm).