The proprietary technology at the core of the Lilium Jet is Ducted Electric Vectored Thrust (DEVT) which we have refined through successive generations of aircraft demonstrators. Electric jet engines integrated into the wing flaps provide advantages in payload, aerodynamic efficiency and a lower noise profile, whilst also providing thrust vector control to manoeuvre the Lilium Jet through every phase of flight.
Introducing the first electric vertical take-off and landing jet
Zero
Operating emissions


Aerodynamic efficiency
With fixed wings, embedded distributed propulsion and no tail the Lilium Jet is highly efficient in cruise flight.Market-leading payload
Ducted engines provide a high payload at low footprint, enabling the use of existing helipads.Low noise profile
Acoustic liners help capture and dissipate noise before it reverberates into the environment.Architecture benefits
Passengers | 6 |
Pilot | 1 |
Wingspan | 13.9 m / 45.6 ft |
Length | 8.5 m / 27.9 ft |
Ducted fans | 36 |
Cruise altitude | 3,000 m / 10,000 ft |
Cruise speed | 280 km/h / 175 mph |
Maximum physical range | 250+ km / 155+ miles (service range + reserves) |
In type certification with:
Ducted Electric Vectored Thrust
Underlying engine technologies
Traditional jet engines power 95% of commercial aircraft and we have based our design on the same principles, yet far simpler. Our electric jet engines rely on just a single "stage" rotor/stator system driven by an electric motor with zero emissions.


1. Ducted fans
High efficiency due to reduced blade tip losses, removed exit swirl and guided flow.
2. Acoustic Liners
Engine ducts with acoustic liners help capture and dissipate the noise before it propagates into the environment.
3. Electric Motor
Built to aerospace standard, our highly efficient motors are uniquely designed for Liliums flight envelope.