EHang Holdings Ltd

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About EHang Holdings

EHang Holdings Limited operates as an urban air mobility (UAM) technology platform company in the People's Republic of China, East Asia, West Asia, North America, South America, West Africa, and Europe. It designs, develops, manufactures, sells, and operates UAVs, as well as supporting systems and infrastructure for various industries and applications, including passenger transportation, logistics, smart city management, and aerial media solutions. The company's product portfolio includes EH216 series, the VT series, the Falcon B, and the GD series. It also offers airborne operating systems, including autopilot and flight control, communication, battery management system, and safety management systems; and command-and-control system. In addition, the company has built a digital UAM operational platform architecture and visualized flight operation module for managing the eVTOL flight schedule, ground crew, vertiports and landing pads, and other factors for the entire front-line UAM operational process. Further, it offers vertiports for eVTOL aircraft operations and mobility efficiency; and charging piles for eVTOL aircraft. Additionally, the company provides air mobility solutions; smart city management, which centralizes and coordinates a range of UAV applications; and aerial media solutions for drone light shows. EHang Holdings Limited was incorporated in 2014 and is headquartered in Guangzhou, the People's Republic of China.

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Leadership

  • Zhao WangChief Operating Officer
  • Shuai FengChief Technology Officer
Employees
483
Business address
GUANGZHOU
Fiscal year ends
December 31
Listed
Nasdaq · EH

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$4.40
−$13.67 (−75.65%)past year
Market cap
$331M
At close
Sep 28, 2026

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