AutoFlight Reveals Interior Design of Prosperity 1 eVTOL
In preparation for AutoFlight’s Prosperity 1 eVTOL display in Hall 5 at the impending Paris Airshow (June 19th-25th), the company has finalised its interior design as part of the full-scale aircraft to be showcased.
Designed by automotive industry expert Frank Stephenson, known for his works with brands such as Ferrari, Maserati, McLaren, and MINI, Prosperity I represents “a fusion of style, science, and sustainable urban mobility.”
As with other eVTOL interior designers, there is an environmental-friendly approach, where AutoFlight is working on selecting sustainable, recycled, and reusable materials for the aircraft.

The release explains, “With a career spanning over three decades, Stephenson has consistently delivered designs that marry form and function, while incorporating the latest eco-friendly technologies. Leveraging his experience, Prosperity I embraces a sleek and elegant aesthetic that exemplifies the perfect blend of performance and beauty.”
He commented, “Our aim was to create an environment that evokes a sense of safety, comfort and innovation. With this as our goal, the passengers will feel relaxed. The welcoming interior has been achieved through the innovative application of natural organic shapes, new soft touch materials and a clever system of interior mood lighting.”
Tian Yu, CEO of AutoFlight, added, “We are delighted to have Frank Stephenson. His unparalleled design expertise has added a new dimension to our aircraft, elevating it to a whole new level. With Frank’s touch, Prosperity I truly embodies the future of urban air mobility.”
With the longest eVTOL flight on record (155 miles), Prosperity I is leading the way. The aircraft’s interior design compares well with its rivals. “The sleek lines and angle-free sculpted interior,” continues the release, “creates a feeling of spaciousness, while curated lighting adds an ambience of elegance and tranquility.”

AutoFlight is inviting industry professionals and aviation enthusiasts to visit the company’s Paris Airshow exhibition stand at Chalet 200, to see the eVTOL and experience the interior for themselves.
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