Wisk’s fifth-generation eVTOL, named Cora. A new generation is expected to be unveiled this year. [Courtesy: Wisk Aero] Boeing on Monday announced it was investing an additional $450 million in ...

Wisk Aero’s 5th-generation Cora eVTOL. Wisk Aero. Just a decade ago, flying cars were largely an unheard-of thing, except for a small circle of sci-fi-obsessed tech billionaires who were ...

Wisk Aero, the California-based eVTOL company from Google co-founder Larry Page, recently announced a $450 million funding boost from The Boeing Company to further develop its Cora, ...

Wisk’s self-flying, eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) air taxi, will make it possible for passengers to skip the traffic and get to their destination faster.

Wisk is developing an autonomous electric eVTOL that can seat three to four passengers. Wisk Aero. Boeing (BA) said on Monday it has agreed to invest $450 million in the air taxi startup, Wisk ...

He anticipates Wisk could build up to 2,000 eVTOL aircraft within five years of service entry. Unlike some competitors, Wisk intends to also operate its air taxis, at least at first, says Gysin.

Skullduggery and shenanigans are afoot in the emerging eVTOL market, as long-established player Wisk accuses cashed-up newcomer Archer of pilfering its air taxi design, along with some key employees.

eVTOL developer Wisk files motion for preliminary injunction against Archer. By Pilar Wolfsteller 2021-05-20T00:27:00+01:00. Urban air mobility aircraft developer Wisk Aero has filed a court ...

Wisk secures $450 million from Boeing to advance certified, autonomous eVTOL flight. Investment reinforces near-term expansion plans, including the launch of scale manufacturing, and certification of ...

Wisk is expected to reveal its sixth-generation eVTOL soon. Eventually, Wisk says it plans to operate an automated air taxi service as a 14 CFR Part 135 airline, flying nearly 14 million annual ...

This sixth generation version of Wisk’s eVTOL will have a 90-mile range, a cruising speed of 120 knots, and room for four passengers. Wisk is targeting a price of $3 per passenger per mile.

There are numerous eVTOL developers across the U.S., each claiming to be better thanks to some innovative feature or function. But the title that Wisk Aero claims can’t be challenged – it ...