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Bell’s Nexus eVTOL concept has undergone a makeover since last year’s CES. At CES 2020 Aviation Week caught up with Michael Thacker, Bell’s executive vice president of technology and innovation, to ...

After offering a look at its vision for flying taxis at last year's CES, Bell has returned to Las Vegas with what it considers a new and improved version. The Nexus 4EX, as the concept is now called, ...

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Bell is continuing to mature systems and technologies that could equip its future Nexus urban air mobility (UAM) vehicle, but has yet to commit to a timeline for its development or service entry.

Bell’s Nexus eVTOL concept has undergone a makeover since last year’s CES. At CES 2020 Aviation Week caught up with Michael Thacker, Bell’s executive vice president of technology and innovation, to ...