Eve Air Mobility successfully implemented its advanced urban air traffic management system, Vector, during the 2025 São Paulo Grand Prix. The deployment was carried out in partnership with Revo, a leading Brazilian Urban Air Mobility provider, and facilitated the efficient management of helicopter traffic at the Interlagos racetrack. The system’s modular architecture, including Vertiport and Fleet Operations Modules, proved effective in handling high-density operations during the high-profile event.
The deployment exemplifies the potential for automated, scalable traffic management solutions in urban airspace, which are crucial as UAM networks expand. Eve’s CEO Johann Bordais noted that real-world operations accelerate the maturity of their ATM solutions, positioning the company as a leader in the industry. Revo’s CEO Joao Welsh highlighted how such technology enhances safety and efficiency for high-profile events in São Paulo, offering sustainable alternatives to traditional transportation.
Development and Future Outlook
The success follows focused training sessions between Eve’s technology teams and Revo’s operational staff, supporting Eve’s broader commercialization plans. The software’s flexibility indicates it can manage complex urban environments with high traffic density, with plans to extend operations to additional sites beyond the GP. Eve aims to improve safety, automation, and data-driven services to support the growth of the UAM industry and prepare cities, operators, and regulators for the future of urban air mobility.
In addition, Revo’s framework agreement to acquire up to 50 eVTOL aircraft from Eve demonstrates an integrated approach to scalable, efficient urban aviation operations. This deployment underscores Eve’s leadership in developing reliable traffic management platforms essential for the next stage of advanced air mobility.
