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| Apr. 16 | Lilium N.V. Starts Production of High-Performance Battery Packs for the Lilium Jet | CI |
| Mar. 25 | Lilium Names Johan Malmqvist CFO | MT |
PARIS (Reuters) - German air taxi developer Lilium Air Mobility said on Thursday it had reached a maximum speed of 250 kilometres per hour with a technology demonstrator, calling it a key milestone on the way to certifying its electrically powered flying shuttles in 2025.
The threshold was reached during testing of the Phoenix 2 vehicle at a flight test centre in southern Spain, the company told Reuters after posting a teaser video on social media.
Lilium is competing in a crowded market for electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) vehicles, hoping to replace road trips or short hops by aircraft or helicopters.
It plans a cruise speed of 250 km or 155 miles per hour.
(Reporting by Tim Hepher; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)
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| -21.42% | 469M | |
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| -24.66% | 1.35B |
LILIUM N.V. 
