JOBY teams up with Metropolis to build 25 U.S. vertiports, adding AI recognition and baggage services as it readies near-term air taxi launches.
JOBY plans to double U.S. production capacity as demand for electric air taxis and federal support take flight.
JOBY has surged 82.5% in a year as it nears eVTOL commercialization, but premium valuation, ongoing losses and weak technical signals raise concerns.
Joby wraps up more than 850 global test flights in 2025 as it accelerates toward FAA certification and commercial air taxi launch.
Joby Aviation has seen selling pressure subside considerably, with buyers supporting shares above the $12 level and maintaining upward momentum. JOBY's Q3 earnings and progress toward FAA certification have shifted market focus to commercialization milestones and a potentially enterprising 2026. With $978 million in cash and cash burn guidance of $500 million–$540 million, JOBY is solidly funded through 2026, redirecting attention from near-term liquidity risks.
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JOBY edges ahead of EVTL with stronger liquidity, partnerships and commercial momentum in the eVTOL race.
Joby Aviation is nearing FAA-type certification. It needs this certification to commercialize its air taxis.
Electric air-taxi company Joby Aviation has sued rival Archer Aviation in California state court for allegedly stealing its trade secrets, according to a complaint made public on Thursday.
Electric air taxi developer Joby Aviation is suing Archer Aviation over allegations its rival used stolen trade secrets extracted from a former employee to interfere in its business.
Joby Aviation sued Archer Aviation, alleging that the air taxi rival used stolen information from a former employee to "one-up" a partnership deal with a real estate developer. The suit alleges that former Joby U.S. state and local policy lead George Kivork stole files and other information before going to work for Archer.
Joby expands its Middle East footprint with new Saudi testing plans and regional air taxi agreements, boosting momentum.