Air Mobility

A new 2-ton class cargo drone developed in Shenyang has rolled off the production line, underscoring China’s push to build a tiered, unmanned air-freight network spanning trunk, regional and last‑mile logistics. SUNNY-T2000, built by Tianqing Space Technology in Shenyang’s Shenbei New Area, is designed

Dream Chasing Sky Technology, a Tsinghua University-affiliated electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) developer, has raised nearly RMB 200 million yuan (US$27.6 million) in Series A financing, cementing its position in the emerging hybrid tilt-rotor segment of the aviation market. The funding round was led by

Tianmu Kongka (Hangzhou) Intelligent Technology has successfully completed the maiden flight of its proprietary AL-100 cargo drone, marking a significant advancement in the development of short-takeoff-and-landing (STOL) aerial logistics. The tests, conducted in November 2025, validated the aircraft’s performance metrics under maximum payload conditions. The

A Chinese-developed electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft with a two-ton capacity has successfully completed a cross-city cargo test flight in the mountainous terrain of Guizhou province. The trial marks a significant breakthrough in the application of heavy-lift aerial logistics within high-altitude and complex

Antwork Technology, a leading operator in China’s burgeoning low-altitude economy, has secured a new round of capital to expand its drone delivery network, signaling growing investor confidence in the commercial scalability of autonomous urban logistics. The financing reinforces the company’s status as a "hidden champion"

China's electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) industry is reaching a critical inflection point as companies move from technical validation to commercial deployment at unprecedented speed. The nation's aviation authority has compressed the certification process to just 3-4 years, significantly faster than the 6-

XPeng-backed eVTOL manufacturer Xiaopeng HT Aero, known as HT Aero, is accelerating commercialization of its flying cars, moving the futuristic vehicles from concept to consumer reality. The company completed its first flight demonstration in northwest China and secured 200 vehicle orders for tourism routes, while ramping up production capacity

Chinese agricultural drone maker XAG Technology, a significant competitor to market leader DJI, has submitted an application for an initial public offering in Hong Kong. The filing marks the company's second attempt to go public, following a withdrawn application for Shanghai's STAR Market in 2021. The

Chinese automakers are rapidly moving into the low-altitude economy, with several companies unveiling flying car prototypes and setting ambitious timelines for mass production and commercial operation. XPeng Aeroht, an affiliate of EV maker XPeng, recently conducted the first overseas crewed public flight of its "Land Aircraft Carrier"