Pentaxi

Autonomous Electric VTOL Aircraft for Passengers and Cargo

Aerospace, Defense & HLS
Private

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in August 2021 by Yair Dubester, Eran Gross, Jacques Chemla, and Ori Tamari, Pentaxi operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $317,000 across two funding rounds from two investors. In April 2023, Pentaxi secured funding from PipelBiz.

Business overview

Pentaxi is a startup developing autonomous all-electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft platforms for both defense and civil markets. The company's eVTOL technology is designed for cargo and future four-passenger models, capable of carrying up to 400 kilograms for 320 kilometers at speeds of about 240 kph. Pentaxi operates within the Aerospace, Defense & HLS sector, focusing on electric mobility, drones, and artificial intelligence for transportation, national security, and logistics.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Pentaxi's core product offering?
Pentaxi develops autonomous all-electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft platforms. These platforms are designed for cargo and, in the future, for four-passenger models, with a military version named OZ-1 also under development since October 2023.
When was Pentaxi founded and by whom?
Pentaxi was founded in August 2021 by co-founders Yair Dubester, Eran Gross, Jacques Chemla, and Ori Tamari.
What was a key funding event for Pentaxi?
In April 2023, Pentaxi secured funding from PipelBiz. The company has raised a total of $317,000 across two funding rounds from two investors.
Which markets does Pentaxi primarily serve?
Pentaxi serves defense and civil markets, with a focus on Europe, Americas, Asia, and Japan. The company's technology addresses needs in transportation, national security, and logistics.
What is the employee size of Pentaxi?
Pentaxi currently operates with 1–10 employees.