Urban Aeronautics, Inc., a leader in VTOL aircraft, recently announced that it has signed an agreement with HyPoint Inc. to accelerate the incorporation of hydrogen fuel cell power in its CityHawk eVTOL design.
Urban Aeronautics, is pioneering the next generation of eVTOL aircraft for commercial air taxi and air rescue roles, and HyPoint, a leader in next-generation, high power (HTPEM) hydrogen fuel cell systems, will explore the development of an advanced version of Urban Aeronautics’ CityHawk eVTOL powered by HyPoint’s cutting-edge, hydrogen fuel cell stack technology.
Rafi Yoeli, CEO of Urban Aeronautics said, “We look forward to collaborating with HyPoint on the integration of the next generation of hydrogen fuel cell systems for eVTOL transportation and the urban air mobility market,” said Rafi Yoeli, CEO of Urban Aeronautics. “As a high-power, 100 percent environmentally friendly fuel, hydrogen is key to the future of eVTOL aircraft.”
Alex Ivanenko, Founder & CEO of HyPoint, Inc. said, “We were very impressed with the next generation of flying vehicles being developed by Urban Aeronautics, as well as its commitment to hydrogen power, and we look forward to working with them on this exciting project,”
HyPoint’s hydrogen fuel cell design delivers high specific performance and practical performance, and hydrogen is the key to the future of EVTOL aircraft.
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