Uber eCRM
electric Common Reference Model (eCRM)Uber Technologies, Inc.
San Francisco, California
Uber is not developing an eVTOL aircraft. It is supporting the development of the Uber Elevate ecosystem to enable urban air mobility (UAM) operations. However, Uber has now released into the public domain several Common Reference Models of concepts that appear they could meet future UberAir requirements.
eCRM-001 was announced in November 2017, and highlighted at the AHS | Vertical Flight Society "Transformative Vertical Flight Workshop" in Jan. 2018. eCRM-002 was also revealed here.
eCRM-003 was unveiled at the 2nd Uber Elevate Summit on May 8, 2018.
Uber eCRM-001
Uber CRM-001 & 002
Uber eCRM-003
Resources:
- Search eVTOL news posts
- Article: Uber Shows Us What Its Flying Taxis Could Look Like, Fast Company, May 8, 2018
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