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Embraer’s Eve Holdings Announces Trio of Suppliers

Nidec Aerospace, BAE Systems, and Duc Hélice Propellers join the venture as major partners.

Eve’s eVTOL will gain lift from Nidec Aerospace, BAE Systems, and Duc Hélices Propellers. [Courtesy: Eve]
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Key Takeaways:

  • Eve Air Mobility, an Embraer-backed eVTOL developer, announced three key suppliers for its aircraft, marking a significant milestone in its development.
  • Nidec Aerospace will provide the electric propulsion system, BAE Systems will supply the advanced energy storage system, and Duc Hélices Propellers will furnish the rotors and cruise propeller.
  • The eVTOL will utilize a "lift-plus-cruise" configuration designed for efficient, low-cost, and quiet urban air mobility operations.
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Eve Air Mobility—an independent electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) developer backed by Embraer, S.A.—announced three key suppliers on Sunday, June 18, as a preview to the Paris Air Show this week. Nidec Aerospace—a joint venture between Nidec Corporation of Japan and Embraer—will provide the electric propulsion system, BAE Systems will furnish an advanced energy storage system, and Duc Hélices Propellers will supply the rotors and props for the Eve eVTOL.

“The announcement of the first suppliers is a key milestone in the development of our eVTOL aircraft,” said Andre Stein, co-CEO of Eve Air Mobility. “As we advance toward entry into service, our goal is to make sure that we produce and deliver a mature aircraft that not only exceeds expectations but enables our customers to operate safely and efficiently with the lowest cost of operation.” 

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