PAS 2025: “Eve to Showcase Aircraft Design Evolution, Testing Progress, Integrated Services Solutions”
Eve Air Mobility is unveiling advancements in its eVTOL program next week at the Paris Airshow (PAS), reports a press release.
The company will highlight the evolution of its aircraft design; momentum in its rigorous testing program; and the continued development of its integrated service solution, TechCare.
Luiz Valentini, CTO at Eve, commented, “Our approach is to ‘certify to fly, not fly to certify’. We understand the responsibility of pioneering a new era of flight and are focusing on exhaustive ground testing, leveraging Embraer’s extensive experience in aircraft certification, to validate performance and ensure compliance before commencing flight tests.”
The release states, “The company has already completed numerous component and systems tests and is now setting foot into vehicle integration and ground tests, with flight tests expected to begin this summer. The goal is to utilise five to six conforming prototypes to perform thousands of development and certification flights between 2025 and 2026.”
At PAS, Eve will be revealing design updates to its eVTOL, underscored by a focus on safety, optimisation, passenger experience, operational efficiency and ease of transport. Key refinements include:-
: Wheeled Landing Gear Option — As an option at entry into service, the company has introduced wheeled landing gear with optional lightweight skids, which provide enhanced ground maneuverability, minimise energy consumption during taxiing and improve operational flexibility.
: Optimised Cabin Interior - The eVTOL interior now features lightweight seats to support energy-efficient operations and a full-flex cabin design, allowing up to 4 passengers to quickly convert between passenger and cargo configurations. This versatility maximises aircraft utilisation, adaptability and passenger experience.
: Lifters and Pusher - Fixed-pitch lifters and one pusher, combined with an innovative and patented four-blade design, allow the lifter rotor blades to autonomously align with the pylons, reducing drag during the cruise phase. This design enhances performance and safety with built-in redundancy and reduces noise and drag for quieter, more efficient urban flight operations.
: Aerodynamic Wing Design - A globally shippable, Embraer-optimised wing design, spanning 15 metres, yet modular for standard container transport, which delivers high performance, low complexity and superior dispatch ability. It features a single actuator and aileron per side with no flaps.
: An Intuitive Cockpit - This intuitive, four axis sidestick-only cockpit developed with Garmin and Crouzet, paired with Embraer’s 5the Gen fly-by-wire, delivers a streamlined pilot experience with a reduced workload.
Johann Bordais, CEO of Eve Air Mobility, remarked, “Our rigorous test program isn’t about rushing to deadlines, it’s about methodical precision that ultimately accelerates our certification path. By taking deliberate steps now, we’re building a foundation for flawless execution to propel us forward with greater momentum and confidence when it matters most.” He added, “At Eve, we’re not aiming to be first to certification, our true objective is to provide the best solution for our customers.”
One of Eve’s key differentiator lies in its suite of integrated service solutions designed to support the entire lifecycle of eVTOL operations. TechCare, Eve’s all-in-one service portfolio for eVTOLs, provides a one-stop shop for maintaining airworthiness, tapping into Embraer’s global service centres to provide operators worldwide with access to its services.

Eve Air Mobility first showcased its eVTOL prototype a year ago
The release continues, “Vector, an easily integrated air traffic management solution, is rolling under TechCare to provide aftermarket solutions, creating a seamless and comprehensive service experience. This agnostic support, which includes managing takeoff and landing schedules, fleet planning, and traffic control, extends to other eVTOL manufacturers, further solidifying Eve’s commitment to the broader UAM ecosystem.”
Key offerings through TechCare include:-
: Pilot Training - By leveraging Embraer-CAE Training Services, Eve provides access to global training centres staffed by aviation experts, addressing a critical need in the rapidly growing UAM industry.
: Maintenance - As part of Embraer’s global service centres, operators worldwide can access Eve’s services, a unique offering in the competitive landscape.
: Battery Exchange - Eve has selected BAE Systems, a company with a long and distinguished history of innovation in aerospace and defense, to provide the battery system for Eve’s electric aircraft. Their comprehensive solution ensures battery availability and streamlines logistics, giving operators peace of mind in their operations.
: Spare Parts — A comprehensive materials services portfolio and digital solutions for parts ordering ensure 24/7 support to operators and MROs across a global network, addressing a critical need for readily available components.
Luiz Mauad, VP of Customer Services, added, “This integrated approach with TechCare provides operators with peace of mind and simplifies the complexities of UAM operations, all with a single monthly fee. The solution ensures aircraft operate as designed with readily available spare parts and optimised utilisation, significantly reducing the risk of unexpected problems that would prevent the aircraft from flying.”
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