First, there was the UFO-shaped N901ZX, now there’s the Zeva Aero Z2. This all-electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle is set to be revealed in the coming months with a blended-wing design that resembles that of its predecessors. On a full charge, you can expect to 50-miles of range.
Not only will the Z2 be able to hit a top speed of 160mph, but the pilot will be flying in ‘Superman Mode’ face down, even when docking on the sides of buildings using the company’s Sky Dock. This means that certain areas on buildings would serve as a sky bridge of sorts, with a door that leads directly into the eVTOL. There’s no word yet on pricing or availability, but the company hopes to receive FAA certification by 2024.
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We’ve done a lot of flight testing on tether and basically perfecting and honing our flight control characteristics. And then off-tether, we’ve been able to do low-level, almost like ground-level maneuvers and some in hover mode,” said Stephen Tibbitts, Zeva Aero CEO..
