EHang and Hefei Hey Airlines received certification in China to launch autonomous eVTOL drone taxis for commercial use, leading to progress in human-carrying drone technology. This development sees China take the lead in the low-altitude flight industry as the US grapples with bureaucratic hurdles under the Biden administration, impacting drone innovation in America.
Chinese electric vehicle startups Xiaomi, Xpeng and Leapmotor each reported in March delivery volumes that were roughly double of their startup competitors.
China certifies EHang and Hefei Hey Airlines to launch autonomous eVTOL drone taxis for commercial use, marking its entry into a low-altitude human-carrying flight era. This progress contrasts with claims that the US FAA under Biden has slowed American drone innovation.
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