India's ePlane Company has raised $14 million in a Series B round as it plans to commercialize its air taxi in 2026.

The ePlane Company, an Indian electric air taxi startup, has raised $14 million as it sets its sights on starting manned air taxi testing by mid-2025, it said on Thursday.

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It is hoping to enter service in 2026. It already has an offer for 50 hair taxis from the largest helicopter company in Japan. Eve Air is also courting customers in India, South Korea and Australia.

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