Infrastructure and the Hollocraft 826: Ready to Fly, No Vertiport Required

Your 826 comfortably charging in your garage.

As urban air mobility (UAM) gains momentum, infrastructure has become one of the most significant challenges facing the industry. Major players like Joby Aviation and Archer are making big strides toward bringing eVTOLs to market, but their success depends heavily on private-public partnerships to build the infrastructure required for large-scale operations. From vertiports to specialized charging hubs, these projects will revolutionize the way we travel—eventually.

At Hollocraft, we’re excited about the possibilities this infrastructure will bring. Expanded charging networks, designated takeoff and landing zones, and streamlined air traffic management systems will undoubtedly enhance the eVTOL experience. However, we’ve designed the Hollocraft 826 to operate without relying on these systems. Why wait for the future when you can start flying today?

Designed for Independence

The 826 was built with flexibility and practicality in mind. Here’s how our design allows you to fly without needing specialized infrastructure:

1. Fits in Your Garage Unlike other eVTOLs that require hangars or dedicated storage, the Hollocraft 826 is compact enough to fit in your garage alongside your car. No need for additional real estate or specialized facilities.

2. Charges at Home Equipped to work with standard electric vehicle chargers, the 826 can be powered up at home or on existing EV charging networks. Forget waiting for bespoke charging hubs—you’re ready to go with what you have.

3. Takes Off and Lands in Your Driveway One of the standout features of the 826 is its ability to take off and land vertically from your driveway. While vertiports will undoubtedly make urban air mobility more efficient in the long term, our eVTOLs can operate just fine without them.

Infrastructure as a Bonus, Not a Requirement

That’s not to say we’re not looking forward to the advancements coming to the UAM space. The development of vertiports, urban air corridors, and robust charging networks will make flying even more convenient and accessible. As these systems come online, the 826 will be ready to integrate seamlessly.

But here’s the difference: we won’t be waiting on the sidelines. The Hollocraft 826 is designed to let you start enjoying the benefits of eVTOL technology today, without the need for massive infrastructure overhauls. It’s a solution built for real people, right now.

Flying Toward the Future

While we eagerly anticipate the evolution of UAM infrastructure, the Hollocraft 826 is leading the way with a design that works—whether that infrastructure is in place or not. Why wait for tomorrow when you can start flying today? With the 826, the future of suburban commuting is already here.