EHang and Kazakhstan’s Allur Group sign MOU for up to 50 EH216 eVTOLs

Kazakh conglomerate Allur Group has signed a memorandum of understanding to buy up to 50 of EHang’s EH216 eVTOLs in phases, beginning with an initial order for ten EH216‑S passenger air taxis and ten EH216‑L cargo variants, targeting urban mobility and logistics uses.

Discovered 2025-09-17T08:50:22.689906-07:00 | 2025-09-17T08:50:22.689906-07:00

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The deal commits up to 50 aircraft with an initial 20-unit tranche (10 EH216‑S passenger, 10 EH216‑L cargo), joining other recent multi‑unit LOIs such as an LOI for up to 50 eVTOLs to launch Costa Rica air taxi services, signaling continuing commercial demand.
Inclusion of a dedicated cargo variant alongside passenger air taxis highlights growing interest in dual-use AAM business models, comparable to recent developments for certified cargo eVTOLs like AutoFlight’s CarryAll V2000CG certification.
Deals of this size increase pressure on supply chains and certification timelines; industry milestones such as the FAA’s first electric propeller type certificate and new component plants for eVTOL parts are relevant context for production readiness and scale-up.

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First Seen: 2025-09-17T08:50:22.689906-07:00
Latest Update: 2025-09-23T01:17:29.743513-07:00
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2025-09-23T01:17:29.743513-07:00

EHang Signs MOU with Allur Group “to Jointly Expand Urban Air Mobility in Central Asia” • eVTOL Insights

2025-09-23T01:16:44.188469-07:00

EHang Signs MOU with Kazakhstan’s Allur Group to Advance Urban Air Mobility in Central Asia • aam-me.ae

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EHang and Kazakhstan’s Allur Group sign MOU for up to 50 EH216 eVTOLs

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EHang, Kazakhstan’s Allur Group sign MOU for up to 50 EH216 eVTOLs to expand urban air mobility

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