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TCab Tech breaks ground on first eVTOL manufacturing facility

12/08/2025

Press releaseIssued by Shanghai TCab Technology Co., Ltd..
TCab Tech breaks ground on first eVTOL manufacturing facility
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On August 8, 2025, TCab Tech broke ground on the first E20 eVTOL manufacturing facility located in Wanzhi District, Wuhu City, Anhui Province, China. This milestone marks the company's transition from critical technology development to the new phase of industrialization and signifies the official launch of TCab Tech's global delivery system.

TCab Tech Founder & CEO Ng Yon Wui, Co-Founder & CMO Jiang Jun, Co-Founder Zhou Longchao, Vice President of Anhui TCab Tech Chen Yulong, along with special guest Tang Bin, Chairman of Anhui General Aviation Holding Group, and shareholder representatives, jointly pushed the ceremonial lever to officially break ground on the manufacturing base. The event was attended by government officials from Wuhu City and Wanzhi District, banking representatives, industry partners, and members of the media, all gathered to witness this important milestone.

The E20 eVTOL, independently developed by TCab Tech, is a manned electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft featuring tilt-rotor technology that combines high-speed cruise with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities. The aircraft accommodates up to 5 people and reaches a maximum flight speed of 320 km/h. It is designed for diverse applications including low-altitude tourism, urban air mobility, and short intercity commutes. Leveraging its all-electric propulsion, high safety standards, low noise emissions, intelligent systems, and controllable operating costs, the E20 eVTOL effectively addresses challenges faced by different cities—such as traffic congestion, limited land resources, and energy pressures—making it a key solution for Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) and the future of urban transportation.

As TCab Tech's first eVTOL manufacturing facility, the project is located near Shadun Village in Lotus Town, Wanzhi District, Wuhu City, covering an initial area of approximately 70 mu (about 11.5 acres). Equipped with world-class digital manufacturing and testing equipment, the facility will feature two complete eVTOL final assembly lines with an annual production capacity of 200 aircraft. This base will serve as a critical manufacturing hub within TCab Tech's delivery network, providing strong support for the company's market expansion.

“This eVTOL manufacturing facility is designed for both scale and flexibility, enabling us to rapidly meet global demand for clean, efficient, and accessible aerial mobility,” said Ng Yon Wui, Founder & CEO of TCab Tech. “This isn't just a factory—it's a platform that embodies our strategic commitment to advancing high-end, intelligent, and green technologies. It represents our determination to drive technological breakthroughs and continuous innovation over the next decade. With the official commencement of the facility, it will undertake three key missions: firstly, as the company's inaugural E20 eVTOL production base, it will fully support efficient manufacturing and serve as the exclusive site for our production certificate (PC) application; secondly, it will act as a vital collaboration hub within the local industrial ecosystem, fostering an open and mutually beneficial environment alongside upstream and downstream partners; and thirdly, it will function as a strategic platform connecting innovation, talent, capital, and infrastructure.”

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