Open by design.
A central seat, visible tubular structure and minimal bodywork define the character of the aircraft.
One seat. Open sky.
A new perspective on personal flight.
The idea is simple: make personal flight feel personal.
Hoverquad explores a single-seat electric aircraft built around an open cockpit and a low, wide stance. An exposed frame and compact body put the rider at the center of the concept.
This is a project in development. Engineering and flight validation are still ahead.
Concept architecture. Final configuration remains subject to engineering and testing.
A central seat, visible tubular structure and minimal bodywork define the character of the aircraft.
The first-generation concept centers on battery-electric propulsion, with paired rotors at four outer stations.
Range, speed, availability and operating requirements will follow validated engineering, not the other way around.
A personal flight project.
Taking shape in Livermore, California.
Hoverquad brings a hands-on approach to a big idea: an open, electric aircraft for one. The work starts with the concept, its architecture and the questions that need answering before flight.