Ace VTOL Receives $250 Million Order for GT Slipstream eVTOLs

The partnership agreement represents a commitment from Aeroauto to take delivery of at least 100 GT Slipstream vehicles by the end of 2040 By Joe Macey / 02 Aug 2023
Ace VTOL's $250 million order from Aeroauto for personal eVTOL aircraft
Follow AAMi

Ace VTOL has received a $250 million order from Aeroauto for its personal eVTOL aircraft, the GT Slipstream.

This agreement represents a commitment from Aeroauto to take delivery of a minimum of 100 GT vehicles by the end of 2040. 

GT Slipstream is a two-seater flying “muscle” car that is expected to reach speeds of up to 270mph and will fly up to 300 miles on a single charge. The GT features a patented propulsion system, powered by four next-generation Arc Reaction Engines, and is able to transition seamlessly from precision low speed flight to high speed A to B flight with the push of a button. 

With sophisticated sensors, software, and systems, GT is designed to deliver high levels of safety, comfort and autonomy. The aircraft is scheduled for market entry in the US as early as 2027.

Alongside the order, Aeroauto will further invest in Ace VTOL to support the launch of its air taxi variant Trinity, targeted for US entry by 2028, a versatile air taxi with eco-friendly transportation for up to five passengers or one metric tonne of cargo.

“We are thrilled to partner with Ace VTOL, a company that shares our vision of making flying cars accessible and affordable for everyone,” said Sean Borman, CEO of Aeroauto. “The GT and the Trinity are remarkable vehicles that will change how people travel and live. We are confident that our customers will love them as much as we do.”

Brett Northey, Ace VTOL CEO, added: “Aeroauto is a perfect partner for Ace VTOL; they have proven their ability to sell and service eVTOL vehicles with the highest levels of professionalism. As a company in the emerging eVTOL space, we’re always looking for partners that share our commitment to safety, service and sustainability and we couldn’t be happier to be working with Sean and his highly competent team to bring eVTOLs to the personal transportation market.”

Posted by Joe Macey Joseph Macey is a Content Specialist at Advanced Air Mobility International, focusing on emerging aviation technologies since joining in 2022. He has particular expertise in eVTOLs, vertiports, and propulsion systems. A graduate of Falmouth University in Journalism, Joseph began his career in 2019 as a local reporter. His journalism experience sharpens both his reporting and interview skills, enabling him to deliver well-informed, authoritative insights on the latest trends in the aviation sector. Connect

Latest Articles

Joby Aviation Begins Propeller Blade Production in Dayton, Ohio

Joby Aviation has begun producing propeller blades for its electric air taxis in Dayton, expanding in-house manufacturing ahead of the company’s commercial launch

Nov 04, 2025
Most Read Articles on Advanced Air Mobility International in October 2025

We covered a number of significant developments in October 2025 on AAMI, including major advancements from Horizon, Pivotal, and Archer Aviation

Nov 03, 2025
ePlane Company & Ramco Systems Partner on eVTOL Lifecycle Management

ePlane to adopt Ramco Aviation Software for comprehensive maintenance, supply chain, and operational management of its flagship e200X air taxi fleet

Oct 31, 2025
Joby & NVIDIA Partner to Advance Autonomous Flight with IGX Thor Platform

Electric air taxi developer Joby Aviation will integrate NVIDIA’s industrial-grade IGX Thor computing platform to accelerate the development and certification of its Superpilot autonomy technology

Oct 30, 2025
Wisk Selects Liebherr-Aerospace for Gen 6 eVTOL Actuation System

Autonomous eVTOL developer Wisk Aero secures essential flight control system for its Generation 6 air taxi from Liebherr-Aerospace

Oct 29, 2025
Ohio Showcases Future of Flight in First Electric Air Race

Springfield, Ohio hosted the world’s first all-electric, crewed air race, where pilots competed in Pipistrel and BETA aircraft, setting three aviation records

Oct 28, 2025