2025 AutoFlight eVTOL

AutoFlight eVTOL is a 2025 electric aircraft for early air taxi operators and forward-thinking regional travel. Autoflight pairs vertical takeoff with quiet, battery-powered flight. Passenger capacity and charging access shape its practical appeal.

$ 1,500,000Price from

2025Model Year

ChinaCountry

160 kWhBattery Size

155 miFlying Range

4Passengers

AutoFlight eVTOL at a glance

AutoFlight eVTOL, manufactured by Autoflight, has a battery capacity of 160 kWh and seating for 4 passengers. Its supplied specifications list a flying range of 155 mi and a top speed of 124 mph. Cargo capacity is 1701.968663 lb, and weight is 9720.181132 lb. These figures describe the recorded specifications for this eVTOL model.

Overview

AutoFlight eVTOL brings aircraft-style regional travel

AutoFlight eVTOL is a 2025 electric aircraft for fleet operators seeking regional air taxi capability. Autoflight pairs vertical takeoff with fixed-wing cruise efficiency, plus room for four passengers and a pilot.

Lift and cruise design suits scheduled routes

Its lift and cruise architecture separates vertical flight from forward travel. Ten lift rotors handle ascent, while a rear propeller supports cruise. That layout targets short regional links where road congestion wastes valuable time.

Range and payload support fleet planning

A verified single-charge flying range gives operators useful route-planning scope. The aircraft also carries a substantial payload, supporting passenger work and practical operating needs. Carbon fiber construction helps limit structural mass.

Charging and cabin technology shape the experience

Rapid DC charging supports fleet turnaround between flights. Panoramic windows, digital flight displays and connectivity add an executive-shuttle focus. The cabin layout supports either paired seating or a central aisle arrangement.

Who should consider the 2025 AutoFlight eVTOL?

AutoFlight eVTOL suits fleet buyers planning regional air taxi services and executive shuttle operations. Autoflight offers useful payload, aircraft-style cruise and a premium cabin focus. Private buyers may prefer another aircraft type because the source positions it as a fleet asset. Operators also need suitable charging and regulatory support before deployment.