Japanese eVTOL company SkyDrive has announced it's going into partnership with Suzuki, as it works toward the development and full-scale production of a "compact, two-seating electric-powered ...

TOKYO — SkyDrive may be Japan's brightest hope for a foothold in the emerging air mobility business. And it might open a door for Suzuki to enter the U.S. market with a new product.

Before its announcement with Suzuki, SkyDrive shared new specifications of its eVTOL aircraft during the 2023 Paris Air Show – confirming the name of the vessel will in fact be the SKYDRIVE.

Initially, SkyDrive will try to drive sales in India – which makes for a happy coincidence, as Suzuki’s vehicles have sat at the top of that country’s best-selling list for the past 17 years.

SkyDrive and Suzuki Are Teaming Up to Launch a Fleet of ‘Flying Car’ Air Taxis by 2025 The high-flying collab would see the aircraft used as part of an air taxi service in the Osaka Bay area.

Suzuki Motor Corp recently announced its collaboration with SkyDrive to produce 'flying cars' or electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft. The eVTOL aircraft will be manufactured at ...

Suzuki plans to invest 104.4 billion rupees ($1.37 billion) in its India factory to produce electric vehicles and batteries. Skydrive carried out a successful test flight of a 'flying car' with a ...

Flying cars have taken another step to becoming everyday reality. Motoring giant Suzuki has signed a partnership to commercialise personal vehicles – with models to take flight in 2025. The ...

Win an all-new Suzuki Skydrive 125 Fi when you buy their family-friendly, stylish Ertiga Pioneer compact car distributor Suzuki Philippines Inc. lights up the holiday season as it extends its ...

SkyDrive aims to begin air taxi service during the 2025 World Exposition in Osaka, Japan (Image: SWNS) Suzuki, which has the company motto "Develop products of superior value by focusing on the ...