Joby Aviation Inc. is working toward an agreement to sell as many as 200 of its air taxis to a major Saudi Arabian investor in a deal potentially worth as much as $1 billion.

Joby Aviation soared by 47.67 percent week-on-week to close at $17.78 versus the $12.04 finish on July 11, as investor confidence was boosted by its aggressive expansion plans.

Financially, Joby closed the quarter with $812.5 million in cash, equivalents, and short-term investments, with the first $250 million tranche of Toyota's (NYSE: TM) latest $500 million investment ...

Air taxi startup Joby Aviation expects to have five aircraft in one of the final phases of certification next year as it aims to start commercial flights in early 2026, according to its CEO.

Source: Joby Aviation Joby pilots flights ahead of commercialization in UAE Per Joby, its eVTOL air taxi aircraft has completed a series of piloted, vertical-takeoff-and-landing flights in Dubai.

The test flight took place on April 22 at the company’s facility in Marina, California, and was piloted by James “Buddy” Denham, Joby’s chief test pilot. Denham is no stranger to envelope ...

Joby said Wednesday it ended the fourth quarter of 2024 with $933 million in cash, not counting an expected Toyota investment of $500 million, to be made in dual installments of $250 million.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Joby Aviation Could See 36% Upside 3:02 pm At the moment, about four analysts rate JOBY a buy. The average price target on the stock is $8, with the high-end ...

Joby's plan for Dubai includes delivering an aircraft there for flight tests by the middle of this year. This is in preparation for the first passenger flights that are scheduled to begin either ...

Joby is one of those companies that trade on dreams about the future and promises that may or may not be fulfilled. As I already mentioned, it’s a $7 billion company with zero revenue.

According to NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger, Miller's agent Joby Branion told him that three NFL teams are currently interested int he former Super Bowl MVP.

Joby, by contrast, employs a tilt-propeller design, with the air taxi’s six propellers supporting both modes. That makes it the first to complete a crewed transition with a tilt-propeller eVTOL.