FeaturedNews

N2 Infrastructure Technologies to purchase four Moya eVTOL

eVTOL mak­er Moya Aero and N2 Infra­struc­ture Tech­nolo­gies have announced a strate­gic part­ner­ship to devel­op logis­ti­cal oper­a­tions with high-capac­i­ty remote­ly pilot­ed air­craft with the pur­chase of four Moya eVTOL.

The Moya eVTOL is an autonomous all-elec­tric car­go drone with a pay­load capac­i­ty of 200 kg and a range of 110 km, which allows the car­go drone to oper­ate with zero emis­sions.

Based in Cana­da, N2 Infra­struc­ture is a new start-up that oper­ates in the air car­go indus­try as a logis­tics and trans­porta­tion com­pa­ny with the mis­sion to rev­o­lu­tionise the trans­port and logis­tic sec­tor using eVTOL drones. Pro­vid­ing EMS (Emer­gency med­ical ser­vices) is cru­cial to the mis­sion.

“The Moya eVTOL proved to be the ide­al spec­i­fi­ca­tion for our mis­sion in remote regions,” said Raheel Kamal, co-founder of N2.

Moya co-founder Rena­ta Pao­lil­lo added: “We see a great syn­er­gy between Moya Aero and N2. We are both work­ing to make logis­tics sim­pler and more sus­tain­able.”

Moya eVTOL will enter into ser­vice in 2026. Moya Aero, found­ed in 2020 by Alexan­dre Zaramela and Rena­ta Pao­lil­lo, is a spin-off of ACS Avi­a­tion, Brazil’s lead­ing aero­nau­ti­cal engi­neer­ing, research, and air­craft devel­op­ment enti­ty in the heart of Latin Amer­i­ca’s indus­tri­al cor­ri­dor, São José dos Cam­pos.

The Moya eVTOL is claimed to be the first high-capac­i­ty, all-elec­tric autonomous vehi­cle built in the South­ern Hemi­sphere. The com­pa­ny draws on that knowl­edge to cap­i­talise on mar­ket oppor­tu­ni­ties like reduc­ing CO₂ emis­sions to zero, con­nect­ing remote regions with vital sup­plies, improv­ing the effi­cien­cy, pro­duc­tiv­i­ty, and cost of crop man­age­ment, and con­nect­ing busi­ness with cus­tomers faster, cheap­er, and sim­pler.

In June, Moya Aero per­formed its first flight dur­ing the spring­time in the South­ern Hemi­sphere with an almost full-scale vehi­cle with a wingspan of 5.5 metres. In the mean­time, it is improv­ing its facil­i­ties at the test­ing area of Air­field SDA4 Fazen­da Maris­tela.

Avatar photo

Jason Pritchard

Jason Pritchard is the Editor of eVTOL Insights. He holds a BA from Leicester's De Montfort University and has worked in Journalism and Public Relations for more than a decade. Outside of work, Jason enjoys playing and watching football and golf. He also has a keen interest in Ancient Egypt.

eVTOL Insights is part of the Industry Insights Group. Registered in the UK. Company No: 14395769