Daimler and Geely back Volocopter to help launch its flying taxi service

Daimler and Geely back Volocopter to help launch its flying taxi service

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In its latest round of funding, Volocopter has been backed by Geely, the Chinese automotive group which manufactures Volvo and Lexus cars as well as London’s electric black cabs. It has also secured the support of German automotive giant Daimler, which is loo…
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