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technology2 years ago

"Hyundai's Electric Air Taxi Set for 2028 Launch"

Hyundai's advanced air mobility company, Supernal, unveiled its electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, the S-A2, with plans to launch passenger shuttles by 2028. The company has grown to a 600-person team and is leveraging the resources of Hyundai Motor Group and aviation suppliers to work towards commercialization. The S-A2 will undergo FAA certification and testing in California this year, with a design for suburban to inner city travel at 120 mph and 1,500-foot altitude. The aircraft is designed to operate at 65 decibels during takeoff and landing and 45 decibels while cruising, with a modular interior to accommodate future battery replacements.

technology2 years ago

"Supernal SA-2 and Hyundai's S-A2 eVTOL: Specs, Release Date, and CES 2024 Debut"

Supernal, Hyundai's air mobility division, unveils the S-A2 eVTOL, an all-electric, pilot-plus-four-passenger vehicle designed for safe, efficient, and affordable everyday air travel, with a striking design inspired by insects. The company aims for quiet operation and commercial aviation safety levels, with test flights expected by the end of 2024 and market entry in 2028. Other companies, such as Xpeng and Pivotal, also showcased their modular flying car and personal aircraft designs at CES 2024.

transportationaviation2 years ago

"Hyundai's 2028 eVTOL: Specs, Design, and Solid-State Battery Power"

Hyundai's eVTOL division, Supernal, has unveiled the S-A2 concept, an electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft that is projected to be ready for production by 2028. The four-passenger aircraft is designed for short trips and regional hops, with a cruising speed of 120mph and a noise level comparable to a dishwasher. Despite the challenges of regulatory approval and technological advancements in battery technology, Supernal is optimistic about its prospects and is focusing on leveraging Hyundai's manufacturing capabilities. Other global companies, including Stellantis, United, Delta, Boeing, and NASA, are also investing in electric aircraft for urban air mobility.