Featured in GeekWire Zeva Aero, the Tacoma, Wash.-based personal aviation startup that’s been testing flying saucers, is shifting its focus to a more down-to-earth design for aircraft that’ll be capable of vertical takeoffs and landings. The startup
Featured in Robb Report The Z2 shares the first-generation Zeva Zero's saucer shape, but will be more efficient and faster. Zeva Aero has launched a new prototype called the Z2, which is expected to be faster and
Featured in New Atlas Zeva is moving to prototype a second-generation version of its radically different take on eVTOL flight. The Z2 remains a tail-sitting flying saucer that flies a single person head-first at high speeds, but the new
Featured in eVTOL.com ZEVA has unveiled the design of its new aircraft, the ZEVA Z2, a wing-bodied eVTOL aircraft for cargo and emergency transport that will replace the company’s ZEVA Zero concept. The Z2 borrows several elements from the
Featured in Mens Gear Do you believe in UFOs or as the U.S. government now calls them UAPs? Even if you’re a skeptic this eVTOL from ZEVA AERO might come off as something like an alien craft. After
This is the new Z2 aircraft on a concept yacht. Ship to shore… that’s what I’m talking about. GREETINGS FROM ZEVA HEAD QUARTERS! There is so much good news, it’s hard to cover it all and keep this letter
The zero-emissions electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft reaches critical milestone, flying untethered in its first series of taxiing tests TACOMA, Washington, January 13, 2022 – ZEVA, a pioneer in zero-emission electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL)
Why does ZEVA’s eVTOL aircraft look like a flying saucer? The answer lies in aviation history. The ZEVA ZERO is clearly a unique vehicle. The media has even differentiated ZEVA from the rest of the eVTOL crowd
Aerospace leaders from Washington and across the globe were on the ground for the Dubai Airshow, the fastest-growing airshow in the world. It opened Nov. 14 after a two year-hiatus. The five-day event featured speakers, forums, pavilions and companies
Flying Cars We humans have become addicted to energy. The global average consumption of energy is 78 million BTU per person per year, which is equivalent to almost two tons of oil. [1] In the U.S., transportation accounts
