Autocraft unveils EVTOL air taxi concept model at Air Expo Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi [UAE], November 19 (ANI/WAM): Autocraft, a subsidiary of Kintsugi and a leading pioneer in advanced air mobility, today introduced its revolutionary EVTOL (Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing) air taxi concept, the E20+, at the Abu Dhabi Air Expo. This unveiling marks a monumental step toward efficient and cutting-edge air transportation, designed to elevate mobility and connectivity across the UAE.

The name E20+ symbolises more than just a model designationit represents a new era in urban air mobility. The "E" stands for Electric, reflecting the zero-emission propulsion that drives the future of clean air travel, and Elevate, representing Autocraft's core mission to Elevate Timea reminder that mobility is not just about getting from point A to point B, but about enhancing how we experience time itself. The "20+" signifies infinite growth, symbolizing a future of limitless possibilities, aligning with the UAE's vision to innovate and lead in technology and transportation.

"The Autocraft EVTOL represents more than just a vehicle; it embodies our commitment to redefining urban mobility with a focus on progress and efficiency," said Sean Teo, Managing Director of Kintsugi. "Unveiling this concept in Abu Dhabi, a city renowned for its visionary leadership, shows how the UAE is leading the charge in air mobility innovation. This is more than a new mode of transportit's a movement towards a future where we elevate the way people travelquietly, efficiently, and seamlessly."

"This unveiling is not just a technical achievement; it reflects the UAE's unwavering drive for innovation," said Tareq AlBannay, VP - Future Systems at Kintsugi. "We are incredibly proud that the Autocraft EVTOL will be designed and developed right here in the UAE. It symbolizes our commitment to pioneering a limitless future of mobilityone that aligns perfectly with the UAE's vision of progress and leadership in air mobility." (ANI/WAM)

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