TM - Flying car disruptors look to take off in a few years

It is never too early to talk about flying car stock plays. Morgan Stanley is highlighting one today, with a new note on urban air mobility startup Lilium, whose primary product is a passenger air vehicle that is said to use the company's proprietary DEVTC technology and design to significantly reduce noise, increase safety, and potentially provide for substantially improved unit-economics of service. Analyst Adam Jonas notes that the company plans to enter the ride-sharing eVOTL market (electric Vertical Take-off and Landing). While future product rollouts are still not public, the company plans to use the following timeline -2020-2022: Industrialization and certification, 2023-2024: Entry into service with piloted shuttle and 2025: Regional scale-up. While the e-VTOL space is still largely pre-commercial with many untested technologies, it has all the makings of a future SPAQ speculation binge.There are also some heavyweight dabbling in the air taxi sector. General Motors (GM) is

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Flying car disruptors look to take off in a few years