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Eve Air Mobility has announced the first real-world deployment of its urban air traffic management software, Vector, at the 2025 São Paulo Grand Prix. The company states it is a significant step in bringing automated traffic management solutions to advanced air mobility (AAM) and in Eve's commercialization goals.
The deployment was done in partnership with Revo, a Brazilian urban air mobility company. Revo used the software to manage helicopter operations at the Interlagos racetrack. Vector currently offers a Vertiport and Ground Operations module that enables operators to manage high-volume vertiport and heliport activity. A Fleet Operations module for helicopter and eVTOL operators is planned to launch in 2026.
"This deployment was not only about technology, it was about building maturity in our Urban ATM solution," said Eve CEO Johann Bordais. "Real-world operations provide us with invaluable insights that accelerate the evolution of Vector and ensure we deliver reliable and agile solutions for customers worldwide. Partnering with Revo at such a high-profile event delivers on our vision to lead in advanced air traffic management."
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Revo collaborated with Eve's TechCare and Vector Software teams for multiple training and deployment sessions. It signed a framework agreement with Eve in June to form a foundation for a turn-key solution that integrates with its future operations. The agreement included the purchase of up to 50 eVTOLs and aftermarket services.
Eve claims the debut demonstrates the software's flexibility in managing complex, high-density operations. Future Vector operations are already planned at other sites, including residential and commercial hubs.