Volocopter collects another 200 million euros

Volo City (Photo: Volocopter).
Volo City (Photo: Volocopter).

Volocopter collects another 200 million euros

Volo City (Photo: Volocopter).
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The air taxi pioneer Volocopter was able to land a further 200 million euros from investors. The funds will go into the development of the product Volocity. This is intended to be used on commercial routes.

The list of companies that took part in the round includes prominent names such as Blackrock, DB Schenker, Daimler and Continental. The Chinese auto company Geely also signed. According to its own statements, Volocopter has received a total of 372 million euros from investors for the development of the flying taxi.

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