Joby Aviation is often cast as a developer of commercial electric air taxis, but the publicly traded company has also pursued a separate track to market through a long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Defense. Now, its years of research and development with the Department of Defense may be paying off.
Joby Aviation is the best-capitalized eVTOL leader, boasting regulatory progress, strong partnerships, and a vertically integrated ride-hailing model for urban air mobility. The company's momentum is driven by FAA certification advances, exclusive Dubai operations, and robust manufacturing scale-up, with commercial service targeted for 2025-2026. Valuation is based on future dominance in a potentially trillion-dollar market, with revenue and EPS forecasts showing rapid growth and improving profitability by 2030-2031.
Joby began production of FAA-conforming aircraft in Q1 2025 and delivered its first to the U.S. Department of Defense. The Marina factory doubled capacity to 24 units annually, while the Dayton site is scaling to 500 aircraft per year. A $1 billion MOU with Abdul Latif Jameel strengthens the company's international commercialization plans, beginning with Dubai in early 2026.
JOBY expands its Marina facility to double aircraft output as it gears up for global air taxi operations.
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Joby Aviation said it has doubled capacity at its California production facility, which will make up to 24 aircraft annually. The eVTOL maker also said it is starting production at its Dayton, Ohio, manufacturing site for aircraft components.
Joby Aviation has doubled the size and production capacity of its pilot manufacturing facility in Marina, California as it races to commercialize eVTOLs (electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles) by early next year.
JOBY jumps 33.9% in a month, driven by the Dubai milestone, but questions around profitability and valuation persist.
JOBY shares soar after successful piloted eVTOL flights in Dubai, signaling progress toward urban air mobility goals.
Dubai just took one step closer to its goal of launching electric air taxis in early 2026.
A wave of investor conviction sent Joby Aviation NYSE: JOBY shares to a new 52-week high during the last trading days of June 2025. The stock jumped more than 14% during the trading day to over $11.00, driven by a volume of more than 41 million shares, nearly triple its daily average.
Joby Aviation, Inc. (JOBY) was a big mover last session on higher-than-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions might not help the stock continue moving higher in the near term.