The EVTOL Aircraft Market To Grow Based On Organic Expansion

Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft are capable of vertical takeoff and landing, which is possible through electrification of the lift and thrust provided by automated controls. They are technology enablers for Advanced Aerial Mobility, Urban Aerial Mobility, and Passenger Air Vehicles. In the wake of a green future, these aircraft are emission-free, emit zero noise, safe, affordable, small, precise, fast, quiet, adaptable with most weather conditions, and easy to use and maintain. Across regions, air-taxi services will be the main driver for increasing demand for eVTOL aircraft over the coming years.

Persistence Market Research analysis projects the global eVTOL aircraft market to expand at an impressive CAGR of more than 21% over the forecast period of 2021-2031.

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Key Takeaways from Market Study

eVTOL aircraft are gaining prominence as urban mobility is taking shape. In China, currently, such aircraft are being used for cargo transportation, majorly aiming to improve aerial logistics. The market in China is expected to expand at close to 30% CAGR through 2031.

The role played by the FAA-Federal Aviation Administration in laying industry standards such as aircraft airworthiness, flight testing, and certification, for eVTOL aircraft, is pivotal. The U.S. is positioned as the top nation in the global market, with the highest market value share. Demand in the U.S. will increase at over 22% CAGR over the next ten years.

Compared to helicopters and other transport media, eVTOLs provide comparatively better features. They emit least noise, are emissions-free, and have a distributed energy propulsion, enabling improved propulsive efficiency. eVTOLs having maximum takeoff weight below 250 kg are expected to create ample opportunities over the forecast period.

Multirotor & rotorcraft eVTOLs will generate credible growth opportunities in future. These aircraft are suitable for commuting in cities where they can travel between shorter distances.
With rising number of autonomous mobility, UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) or pilotless aircraft are expected to dominate the global market share, based on operation.

“The number of civil and commercial end uses of eVTOL aircraft will surge as these gradually replace land transportation over the next few years. Rising aircraft developments and surging investments in the aircraft sector are favoring market growth for eVTOL aircraft,” says a Persistence Market Research analyst.

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Introduction of Air-taxi Services in Advanced & Emerging Countries

Rise of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) aircraft has changed the paradigm of travel from conventional transport such as cars, buses, and taxis to aerial travel services such as eVTOL. These aircraft are designed to carry up to 10 passengers, commute shorter routes within an urban landscape, provide quick turnarounds for arrivals and departures, and preferably operate autonomously.

This has led to an upsurge in the development of eVTOLs for air-taxi services. Moreover, air-taxis are designed to meet future demand for regional commutes ranging from 30 miles to 300 miles. With growing congestion in urban spaces, the problem of land travel will likely increase. With the use of eVTOLs in the form of air-taxi services, aerial travel will be an affordable transport dimension over shorter places. Use of EVTOLs for air-taxi services is expected to rise by 2023 in select regions, and by 2030 on a global scale.

Competitive Landscape

Prominent players profiled in Persistence Market Research’s eVTOL aircraft market report include Volocopter Gmbh, Joby Aviation, Lilium Gmbh, Ehang Holdings Ltd, Airbus SE, and Boeing Co., among others

Key players seek to establish a foothold in regional as well as global markets. Their strategies revolve around engaging partnerships with infrastructure developers, governments, public associations, and technical service providers. There is a high level of product innovation, which has led to intense product competition amongst market participants.

As of 2021, there are more than 250+ concepts of eVTOL Aircraft around the globe. Joby Aviation’s patented concept has received certification from FAA-Federal Aviation Administration.

The global market is characterized by the growth of start-ups and shift of automakers to flight technology.

For instance, Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc, a luxury car manufacturer from Europe, announced that its Volante Vision, an autonomous flying aircraft, will be available commercially in the next 5-7 years.
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Persistence Market Research, in its new report, offers an impartial analysis of the global eVTOL aircraft market, presenting estimation statistics for the period of 2021-2031. The study offers compelling insights on the market based on lift technology, operation, product, MTOW, and end use, across four major regions of the world.

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