Pipistrel Sees Hybrid Uncrewed Cargo Aircraft As Best Path To eVTOL

Pipistrel  Caption: Flight testing of the Nuuva V300 hybrid-electric VTOL will validate Pipistrel’s high-fidelity digital twin

Flight testing of the Nuuva V300 hybrid-electric VTOL will validate Pipistrel’s high-fidelity digital twin.

Credit: Pipistrel
With the first electric aircraft to be type certified under its belt, the Velis Electro trainer, Slovenia’s Pipistrel has launched flight testing of its most advanced design to date, the Nuuva V300 hybrid-electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) uncrewed cargo aircraft. The Nuuva made its all...
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