Akihabara News (Tokyo) \u2014 Kansai Electric Power Company (KEPCO) and Vertical Aerospace have formalized a commitment to advancing the field of advanced air mobility. This strategic collaboration aims to drive innovation in electric chargers, infrastructure, and charging standards, with a focus extending beyond Japan to key markets in Asia.<\/p>\n
Vertical Aerospace, a manufacturer based in Bristol, United Kingdom, plans to unveil its VX4 flying car (eVTOL) at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka.<\/p>\n
In this collaborative effort, Vertical Aerospace will develop specifications for eVTOL charging facilities. Simultaneously, KEPCO will play a crucial role in developing essential components such as DC fast chargers, battery cooling systems, and energy management systems based on these specifications.<\/p>\n
Beyond the debut of eVTOLs at the World Expo, this partnership aims to expand throughout Japan and into other Asian countries.<\/p>\n
Regulatory research is a crucial aspect of the agreement, involving a comprehensive exploration of specifications and regulations governing charging facilities for eVTOLs. The collaboration also encompasses a study on achieving carbon-neutral operation services for eVTOLs, emphasizing environmental sustainability. Furthermore, dedicated efforts will be directed towards enhancing social acceptance and awareness of advanced air mobility.<\/p>\n
A similar agreement has recently been signed between KEPCO and Japanese eVTOL-maker SkyDrive.<\/p>\n
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