New updates have been reported about Eve Air Mobility.
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Eve Air Mobility has arranged a financing package with the U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM Bank) and the Private Export Funding Corporation (PEFCO) that will provide up to $15 million in guaranteed loans to support its eVTOL development program through U.S.-based suppliers. The funding will be used primarily to pay for battery systems and engineering services from BAE Systems during Eve’s aircraft development and test phase, effectively de-risking a critical part of its supply chain and strengthening liquidity for program execution. By channeling U.S. Export Credit Agency support directly into key components and engineering work, Eve secures additional capital for its pre-revenue development period while deepening U.S. industrial participation in its platform. CFO Eduardo Couto said the structure reflects EXIM’s confidence in Eve’s business model and the broader urban air mobility opportunity, while providing financial flexibility to maintain development timelines.
BAE Systems’ high-performance battery systems will be integrated into Eve’s eVTOL aircraft and packaged as part of the overall airframe sale and export offering, simplifying procurement for international customers by bundling core propulsion technology with the vehicle. This arrangement positions Eve to offer a more integrated, turnkey solution to global buyers and may support future export financing structures tied to U.S. content. Strategically, the deal reinforces Eve’s push to embed itself in the U.S. urban air mobility ecosystem through a growing network of suppliers and partners, supporting its ambition to be a leading OEM in the segment. For investors and stakeholders, the agreement signals progress in de-risking technical and supply-chain execution, expanding access to diversified funding sources, and enhancing Eve’s readiness for commercialization once certification and market entry milestones are met.