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ASKA

United States · Founded 2018

Mountain View-based developer of the A5, a four-seat drive-and-fly hybrid-electric eVTOL designed to be both a road-legal car and a runway- or vertical-launch aircraft.

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Max Range
250 mi
Top Speed
150 mph
Capacity
4 pax
Noise
68 dB

About ASKA

ASKA is a US drive-and-fly eVTOL developer headquartered in Mountain View, California. The A5 is a four-seat hybrid-electric vehicle that drives on public roads (registered as a passenger car) and takes off either vertically or from a short runway, with a 250-mile flying range courtesy of a range-extending internal combustion generator.

Strategic Partnerships

  • AvFuel

Reported funding to date: $70 M USD.

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