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Suzuki-Maruti bet on eVtol

It is expected to start joint production by 2024

The Indian car company Maruti continues the development of eVtol (Electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing) in collaboration with the Japanese company Suzuki. According to the latest rumors, these aircraft, called SkyDrive, would have a transport capacity of at least two passengers and a pilot. It is planned to start joint production by 2024.It was revealed by the "Times of India" newspaper. The aim...

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Tokyo, Japan, 02/12/2024 09:43
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