Hyundai Motor Group introduced the SA-2 model, an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft concept that attracted attention at the CES 2024 Fair held in America. This project, developed jointly with Supernal, Hyundai’s aviation expert company, is getting ready to meet users in 2028. Here are the details…
Hyundai SA-2 eVTOL takes flight! When will it go on sale?
The Hyundai SA-2 eVTOL is designed to have seating capacity for five people. Its goal is to be a safe, innovative and affordable air mobility vehicle. As a matter of fact, this vehicle, which represents an important step in the company’s mobility road map, was introduced at CES 2024.
Developed in collaboration with Supernal, the SA-2 has vertical take-off and landing capability and can carry 4 passengers. This concept, which Hyundai’s aerospace engineering teams worked on, combines the aesthetic design of the automotive industry with the dynamics of aircraft and helicopters. In this way, it aims to provide affordable daily passenger air transportation. So it is suitable for air taxi use.
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eVTOL SA-2 will have a range of 25 to 40 miles (max 65 km) in the initial phase and will especially meet small-scale urban transportation needs. The flight altitude of the SA-2, which can reach a speed of 120 miles per hour (193 km/h), will be 1,500 feet.
The vehicle’s electric propulsion architecture uses eight fully tilting rotor propellers. SA-2, which stands out with its silent operation feature, can take off and land easily even in the most difficult areas. Hyundai aims to officially launch this vehicle in 2028.
