Supernal’s first aerial vehicle will be electric-powered and autonomous-capable and is planned to accommodate four to five passengers on initial urban and urban-adjacent routes.
Hyundai Motor Group announced a new company called Supernal, LLC to advance its future mobility vision. Its urban air mobility division, an evolution of Supernal, will be a binding component of the group’s future mobility vision. The company is developing a family of electric air vehicles and is calling on public and private stakeholders to responsibly shape the emerging advanced air mobility (AAM) industry. It plans to launch its first commercial flight in 2028 and leverage the group’s manufacturing expertise, as the AAM market and public acceptance begin to grow in the 2030s.
Jaiwon Shin, Chief Executive Officer of Supernal and President of Hyundai Motor Group, said, “We at Supernal have bold ambitions but being first in the market is not one of them. We are working to create the right products and the right integrated market, and We will leverage Hyundai Motor Group’s scaled manufacturing expertise to ensure that AAM reaches the right price point and is accessible to the masses.”
It plans to launch its first commercial flight in 2028 and conduct large-scale operations
The Supernal, was launched at CES 2020 as the urban air mobility division of Hyundai Motor Group, where it introduced its initial concept vehicle, the S-A1. The company continues to develop and enhance the EVTOL vehicle that it will first bring to market and plans to begin certification with US regulatory agencies in 2024. Supernal’s first aerial vehicle will be electric-powered and autonomous-capable and is planned to accommodate four to five passengers. On early urban and urban-adjacent routes.
The company is leveraging advanced technologies, systems and airframe materials to develop its vehicles – including artificial intelligence, autonomous controls and electric powertrains – and leverage the group’s mass production capabilities to scale production. Will exploit Supernal is also establishing a bench of academic partners to expand the mango industry’s research range and talent pipeline.
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To co-create the AAM industry and supporting ecosystem by collaborating with various stakeholders in public and private entities, other modes of mobility, academia and startups to address the entry into the Superanal market, with its Electric Air Vehicle development doing work. challenges, cultivating public acceptance, and ensuring that is generally economically accessible and environmentally sustainable.
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