Volocopter, a German air taxi maker that raised over $600 million, has filed for insolvency. The big picture: eVTOL developers don't burn fuel, but they do burn tons of cash. German rival Lilium filed for insolvency in October,

German company files for insolvency and will search for investors to support the development of its vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) design.

On the heels of eVTOL startup Lilium shutting down, air taxi builder Volocopter may close its doors having filed for insolvency due to lack of funds. On December 26, 2024, the Karlsruhe Local Court in Germany placed the company in administration.

Volocopter has filed for insolvency and is looking for investors. After Lilium, this is the second German flying taxi startup to face insolvency. While Lilium

German electric air taxi company Volocopter has filed for bankruptcy protection, the latest in a string of similar startups to hit financial turbulence.

The promised air taxi future appears to be slowly giving way to a robotaxi reality, but some investors remain confident. Here’s the latest.

Air taxi start-up Volocopter GmbH filed for insolvency proceedings on Monday, citing its inability to raise new funds to maintain regular operations.

German air taxi startup Volocopter has filed for insolvency as it struggles to secure funding for its two-seater Volocity aircraft. Despite financial

Volocopter, one of Germany’s most promising startups in the electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) sector, filed for insolvency.

German air taxi maker Volocopter has filed for bankruptcy, the company has said. “Despite recent intensive fund-raising efforts, finding a viable solution to maintain regular operations outside of insolvency proceedings has not been possible,