April 24, 2020 By : Yicai Global
EHang Holdings, a Chinese developer of autonomous aerial vehicles, intends to build the world’s first airport terminal for AAV services in south China to hasten their use in aerial sightseeing. Read More>>
April 10, 2020 By : CapitalWatch
March 30, 2020 By : MRO Business Today
With an aim to expand the urban air mobility in Europe Ehang and Llria have entered into a strategic partnership. This is Ehang's fourth urban air mobility pilot city globally after Seville in Spain, Linz in Austria and Guangzhou in China. Read More>>
March 17, 2020 By : Auto Future
EHang Holdings Limited, a leading autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) technology platform company, has signed an agreement to pilot the first Urban Air Mobility (UAM) pilot program in Spain. Read More>>
March 16, 2020 By : AUVSI
EHang and the city government of Seville, Spain have entered into a cooperation agreement to launch the first Urban Air Mobility (UAM) pilot program in Spain. Read More>>
March 6, 2020 By : ChinaDaily
EHang Holdings Limited, the world's leading autonomous aerial vehicle technology platform company, obtained operational permits for its two-seater passenger-grade AAV, the EHang 216, from the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway. Read More>>
March 6, 2020 By : Aviation Today
EHang has obtained an ‘operational flight permit’ from the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway for its two-seat EHang 216 — its first such approval in Europe. Read More>>
February 26, 2020 By : eVTOL.com
EHang on Feb. 25 announced its participation in recent exercises organized by the local authorities of Hezhou city, Guangxi province, for the prevention and control of the coronavirus’s spread. Read More>>
January 9, 2020 By : TechCrunch
Aerial passenger drone startup EHang flew its EHang 216 two-seat self-flying taxi fully autonomously in North Carolina last night, a first for the company both in the U.S. and North America. Read More>>
January 8, 2020 By : The Verge
It represents the first time that Ehang has received permission to fly from the US Federal Aviation Administration, and it helped set the stage for it to receive approval for passenger demonstrations in the near future. Read More>>
