EHang signs strategic agreement with Argentina's FAdeA to advance urban air mobility in Latin America

Beijing (Gasgoo) –China's urban air mobility (UAM) technology platform company EHang announced the signing of a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Argentina's major aircraft manufacturer FAdeA (officially Fábrica Argentina de Aviones "Brigadier San Martín" S.A.) during the 2025 Paris Air Show.

The agreement marks a significant step in EHang's strategic expansion into the Latin American market and underscores the company's commitment to accelerating its global footprint.

The partnership centers on the future deployment of EHang's EH216-S autonomous electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft system across Argentina and the wider Latin American region. Key areas of collaboration include airworthiness certification, localized production, and the development of operational support systems tailored to regional needs.

As the country's leading aerospace manufacturer, FAdeA brings robust engineering and R&D capabilities, a complete aircraft manufacturing infrastructure, and deep-rooted relationships with regulatory authorities. Its proven track record in civil aviation makes it a strong local partner in supporting the large-scale introduction and operation of the EH216-S in Latin America.

Ms. Xiang Jing, Chief Operating Officer for Europe and Latin America at EHang, highlighted the partnership's significance during the signing ceremony: "The collaboration with FAdeA is a major milestone in EHang's global strategy. Together, we aim to build a smart, safe, and sustainable urban air mobility ecosystem in Latin America, leveraging cutting-edge aviation technology to serve the cities of the future. FAdeA's technical expertise and policy alignment make it an ideal long-term partner for us in the region."

FAdeA CEO Julio Manco added:"This agreement reflects FAdeA's commitment to embracing next-generation aviation technologies. We look forward to working with EHang to position Argentina as a key hub for advanced air mobility in Latin America and to modernize the regional aerospace ecosystem."

The signing took place at the prestigious Paris Air Show, one of the world's most influential aerospace industry events. It not only signals strong alignment between the two parties on the future of urban transportation but also highlights the strategic importance of Latin America in the global low-altitude economy. The partnership marks the first major entry of Chinese eVTOL technology into the Latin American market and adds fresh momentum to both companies' roles in the global advanced aviation value chain.