Advanced Air Mobility and eVTOL Stocks
Next-generation aerospace manufacturers and service providers develop electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed to decentralize regional transit and automate short-haul logistics. Revenue models center on high-margin hardware sales to commercial fleets and the vertical integration of proprietary air taxi networks that bypass traditional ground infrastructure.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Advanced Air Mobility and eVTOL has 16 US-listed companies worth $27.6B combined. The median member moved -2.1% over the past week; XTIA led at +33.8% and AIIO trailed at -34.6%.
Companies in Advanced Air Mobility and eVTOL
- EMBJ – Embraer S.A., $12.3B
- JOBY – Joby Aviation, $4.7B
- BETA – Beta Technologies, Inc., $4.4B
- ACHR – Archer Aviation Inc, $2.9B
- VTOL – Bristow Group Inc, $1.2B
- EVEX – Eve Holding Inc, $606M
- EH – Ehang Holdings Ltd, $347M
- IA – Innovative Aerosystems, Inc., $346M
- AIRO – AIRO Group Holdings, Inc. Common Stock, $179M
- GIBO – Global IBO Group Ltd, $155M
- AIIO – Robo.ai Inc., $142M
- SRFM – Surf Air Mobility Inc., $117M
- HOVR – New Horizon Aircraft Ltd, $103M
- EVTL – Vertical Aerospace Ltd, $67.5M
- XTIA – XTI Aerospace, Inc., $28M
- AWIN – AERWINS Technologies Inc., $184