What Is An eVTOL?

Think electric helicopter...

Hi folks,

Welcome back. It was a turbulent week for the flying car stocks.

$JOBY 🔻10% | $ACHR 🔻22% | $ARKX 🔻5% | $QQQ 🔻2%

Onward…

What Is An eVTOL?

The question I’ve received most frequently in the early stages of our flying car quest is,

What is an eVTOL?

eVTOL stands for electric vertical take-off and landing. For simplicity’s sake - think “electric helicopter” when you see the acronym.

eVTOL Innovators

Archer Aviation ($ACHR) and Joby Aviation ($JOBY) lead the eVTOL industry in the United States. Both companies are working alongside the FAA to usher in commercial flights,

When commercial flights commence - Early Adopters will chase their curiosity…

You Are Here on the Adoption S-Curve

Innovations often follow an Adoption S-Curve.

This S-Curve reflects the cumulative rate at which a population adopts a new technology or product. Here’s what this looks like relative to eVTOLs:

 

The S-Curve categorizes global adoption into 5 stages along the growth cycle:

  • Innovators

  • Early Adopters

  • Early Majority

  • Late Majority

  • Laggards

Exponential growth occurs during the Early and Late Majority stages. eVTOLs are in their infancy - the Innovators are at play.

Today, if you believe flying cars will replace automobiles, you may be considered crazy - but this is good news for my fellow optimists.

Here’s a look at past Adoption S-Curves to ignite your imagination.

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