AutoFlight lands order for 30 cargo eVTOLs

AutoFlight has signed an agreement with Infini Aero for 30 V2000CG CarryAll cargo eVTOL aircraft. The first 5 are scheduled for delivery in 2026 for logistics, emergency response and medical transport roles.

• 30 AutoFlight V2000CG CarryAll cargo eVTOLs ordered
• Customer named as Infini Aero
• First 5 aircraft scheduled for delivery in 2026
• Planned uses include logistics and emergency response
• Also targeted at medical transport missions

AutoFlight has added a fresh order to the cargo side of the eVTOL market. The Chinese manufacturer signed an agreement with Infini Aero for 30 V2000CG CarryAll aircraft, a version aimed at moving goods rather than passengers.

The first 5 aircraft are scheduled for delivery this year. Aviation Week reported that the intended uses include logistics, emergency response and medical transport, three areas where short-hop electric aircraft could be tested without waiting for mass air-taxi networks.

Cargo is an important proving ground for eVTOL developers. It can be less complicated than passenger service, while still testing dispatch reliability, charging, maintenance and route economics. A 30-aircraft order is not proof of a mature market, but it is a useful signal that early customers are looking beyond demonstration flights.