PIVOTAL EVTOL IS HERE! FULL ASSEMBLY PROCESS FROM TRAILER TO ELECTRIC FLIGHT

EV Channels Review

This video provides an in-depth look at the assembly and setup of the Pivotal Blackfly, an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. The reviewer, Kyle, is joined by eVTOL expert Tim Lum, the first customer of the Blackfly. The assembly process, from unboxing to attaching the wings and fuselage, is detailed, highlighting the aircraft's modular design and relatively straightforward setup, which can be done by one person with some assistance. Key specifications are discussed, including a starting price of $190,000 for the production model, a range of 25 miles, and an 8 kWh battery capacity. The video also touches upon the regulatory aspects, explaining that the Blackfly falls under FAA's Part 103 regulations, thus not requiring a pilot's license. While the reviewer expresses initial skepticism about the 'flying car' concept, the hands-on experience and the aircraft's capabilities seem to impress. The discussion also briefly covers the upcoming 'Helix' production model, promising further advancements. The video effectively showcases the current state of personal electric aviation and the practicalities of owning and operating such a craft.