Hitachi Energy and Eve Air Mobility announced a Memorandum of Understanding on 17 July 2026 to jointly develop electrical charging infrastructure for Eve’s eVTOL aircraft, marking Eve’s first dedicated charging deal. Hitachi will adapt its electric vehicle fleet charging technology, including grid-to-plug ultra-fast solutions, for vertiports in São Paulo and New York, addressing urban power stability needs for high-demand eVTOL operations. With 2,700 global pre-orders and certification expected in 2028, the partnership targets reliable power delivery while mitigating voltage fluctuations. The MOU outlines technology adaptation but lacks binding construction timelines beyond the 2028 commercial operation target.