Eve Air Mobility r has published its inaugural Sustainability Report, outlining its environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy and detailing how its integrated urban air mobility ecosystem is intended to support lower-emission transportation, reduce urban congestion and improve connectivity in cities.
The report provides an overview of the company’s sustainability priorities, which are embedded in the development of its electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, software platforms and operational support services. Eve said sustainability has been a core consideration since the company’s formation and remains central to its long-term business strategy as it develops technologies for the emerging urban air mobility market.
Chief Executive Officer Johann Bordais said the report reflects Eve’s commitment to advancing electric aviation and building an ecosystem designed to support cleaner, connected and more accessible urban transportation.
At the center of Eve’s strategy is the development of an all-electric eVTOL aircraft, which the company said is designed to produce zero local carbon and particulate emissions during flight. The aircraft is also being engineered to operate with lower noise levels than conventional helicopters, with the aim of making urban air mobility more compatible with densely populated environments.
Beyond the aircraft itself, Eve is developing an integrated urban air mobility ecosystem comprising three core solutions. The first is its eVTOL aircraft, which is intended to provide electric, short-distance urban transportation. The second is Eve Vector, the company’s air traffic management software platform designed to enable safe, efficient and scalable Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) operations. The third is Eve TechCare, a suite of maintenance, support and operational services aimed at helping customers deploy and manage eVTOL fleets globally.
According to the report, these three components are designed to work together to facilitate the adoption of urban air mobility while complementing existing transportation infrastructure rather than replacing it.
The report outlines several environmental initiatives that form part of Eve’s ESG strategy.
The company said its manufacturing operations in Brazil currently operate using 100% renewable electricity. It also plans to incorporate a range of sustainability measures into its future production facility, including energy-efficient technologies, water reuse systems and sustainable waste management practices intended to reduce the environmental impact of manufacturing operations.
Eve added that water-based inks will be used during aircraft painting and finishing processes as part of efforts to reduce emissions associated with production.
The company also highlighted its Green Finance Framework, which is intended to support financing for projects aligned with its sustainability objectives and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The framework establishes guidelines for raising capital for eligible environmental initiatives as the company advances commercialization of its products and services.
On the social front, Eve said it is working to expand access to urban air transportation by integrating its services with existing mobility networks. The company believes urban air mobility can complement public transportation and other mobility solutions by providing faster point-to-point travel in congested metropolitan areas.
The report also highlights the company’s workforce and employee development initiatives.
Eve said it was recognized as a Great Place to Work for 2024-2025, reflecting its focus on workplace culture, employee engagement and inclusion. As of 2025, the company employed 210 people and also received operational support from approximately 800 employees at Embraer, its strategic partner and parent company.
According to the report, Eve maintains a workforce with a mix of genders, professional backgrounds and experience levels. The company said it continues to invest in employee development through technical training, language courses, conference participation and financial support for postgraduate education.
In addition to workforce development, Eve highlighted its community engagement efforts through its partnership with the Embraer Institute. The collaboration supports educational programs and community development initiatives intended to expand access to learning opportunities and strengthen local communities.
Governance remains another key component of the company’s ESG framework.
The report states that Eve maintains governance practices supported by a Global Anti-Corruption Policy, Code of Conduct and policies covering diversity, equity, inclusion and human rights. The company also emphasized transparent reporting, stakeholder engagement and internal oversight mechanisms designed to support ethical business practices and regulatory compliance.
Eve said these governance measures are intended to strengthen accountability as the company continues developing products for the commercial urban air mobility sector.
The report also references Eve’s Global Market Outlook, which estimates that urban air mobility could generate approximately $280 billion in passenger revenue over the next 20 years. According to the company, the market opportunity is expected to be driven by continued urbanization, increasing traffic congestion in major metropolitan areas and growing demand for lower-emission transportation alternatives.
Eve said its integrated ecosystem is intended to help cities address transportation challenges by reducing travel times, easing congestion and lowering emissions while improving connectivity between urban centers.
Vice President of People, Marketing, Communications and ESG Larissa Maraccini said the publication of the Sustainability Report reflects the company’s commitment to supporting the development of urban air mobility through responsible environmental, social and governance practices.
The Sustainability Report represents Eve’s first comprehensive disclosure of its ESG strategy and sustainability initiatives, providing investors and stakeholders with an overview of the company’s environmental commitments, workforce policies, governance framework and long-term approach to developing electric urban air mobility solutions.