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AutoFlight

China · Founded 2017

Shanghai-based developer of the Prosperity I — a lift-and-cruise four-passenger eVTOL that holds China's CAAC type-certificate acceptance for its category and a CAAC-cleared cargo sibling.

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Max Range
155 mi
Top Speed
124 mph
Capacity
4 pax
Noise
70 dB

About AutoFlight

AutoFlight is a Chinese-German eVTOL developer headquartered in Shanghai, with engineering operations in Augsburg, Germany. Its passenger product, the Prosperity I, is a lift-and-cruise eVTOL with separate lift rotors and a pusher propeller — an architecture designed to simplify certification by separating hover and cruise lift systems.

The cargo sibling, the V2000CG, was issued a CAAC Type Certificate in 2024, making AutoFlight one of only a handful of companies worldwide with a fully type-certificated eVTOL airframe in any payload class.

Strategic Partnerships

  • Team Global
  • EVE Holding

Reported funding to date: $200 M USD.

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