During this year’s Paris Air Show, eVTOL developer SkyDrive announced a basic agreement with fellow Japanese manufacturer Suzuki Motor Corporation to assist in producing the former’s SKYDRIVE ...

While SkyDrive has flown small single-seat multicopter concepts, it's still unclear exactly what kind of aircraft it's working on with Suzuki.Most of the images we've used here are of SkyDrive's ...

Last year, Tokyo-based SkyDrive announced plans to launch an ... and to that end the company is building on a collaboration with the Suzuki Motor Corporation that began in March last year, setting ...

With Suzuki, the manufacturing subsidiary will utilize a production facility owned by the Suzuki Group in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, and aims to start building the SkyDrive “SKYDRIVE” eVTOL ...

Suzuki has announced that it's joining forces with flying car firm SkyDrive to develop an electric, vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. And there's not long to wait to see it in action ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. Suzuki Motor Corporation, in collaboration with SkyDrive Inc, have begun manufacturing flying cars in a Suzuki-owned ...

The SD-05 is currently the most well-known and popular Japanese eVTOL, which is also linked to the fact that SkyDrive is closely backed by mobility giant Suzuki. The model that's currently ...

The Japanese eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) developed by SkyDrive is finally ready to take to the sky in India and transform local air mobility following a large-scale deal between ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corp said on Tuesday it had reached an agreement with SkyDrive Inc to make "flying cars". The companies will use a Suzuki Group factory in central ...

The partners are targeting the start of series production for the three-seat, short-range aircraft of 100 units per year. Sky Works, the new eVTOL aircraft manufacturing joint venture between ...

Suzuki has joined forces with the Japanese technology company SkyDrive, with the aim of launching a new, two-seat electric flying car in just three years time. SkyDrive has handled the engineering ...