CES Show Shifts Toward Consumer eVTOLs

Rictor  Caption – Rictor’s Skyrider X1 is a single-seat eVTOL amphibious flying motorcycle

Rictor’s Skyrider X1 is a single-seat eVTOL amphibious flying motorcycle.

Credit: Rictor
Since China’s EHang debuted an autonomous single-seat multicopter at CES in Las Vegas in 2016, the annual consumer technology megashow has become a favored venue for product unveilings by the nascent advanced air mobility (AAM) industry. After the EHang 184 was displayed a decade ago, the focus...
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