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The defense company Anduril and air taxi startup Archer Aviation unveiled an autonomous attack aircraft on Monday.

Archer Aviation’s Thunder platform is an autonomous aircraft designed for both defense and commercial applications.

BETA Technologies (BETA) is back in focus after joining Archer Aviation and Macquarie Capital to form America’s Consortium for Electric Skyways, a plan to deploy standardized electric aviation charging at up to 250 U.S. air taxi sites. See our latest analysis for BETA Technologies. That consortium announcement lands against a backdrop of sharp short term gains for BETA Technologies, with a 1 day share price return of 10.59% and a 30 day share price return of 21.99%, although the year to date...

Today, July 20, 2026, the eVTOL developer jumped 20% after revealing an autonomous platform for commercial and defense use, expanding its addressable market beyond air taxis.

Archer Aviation ended three days of losses on Monday, jumping 19.59 percent to close at $5.31 apiece, as investors digested the rosy prospects for the company amid the successful development of a new defense aircraft. In a statement, Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE:ACHR) said that it created, along with Anduril, an autonomous vertical take-off and landing […]

Archer Aviation Stock Jumps After Unveiling Next-Generation AI Aircraft Platform

The defense variant is designed to fly alongside crewed attack and assault aircraft

Shares of the electric vertical takeoff and landing, or eVTOL, aircraft maker rose 20.5% in midday trading to $5.36, while the was up 0.3%. The move came after the company announced plans to develop an autonomous vertical takeoff and landing platform for defense and commercial applications. “From raw performance to producibility, harnessing the best technologies from the commercial eVTOL market for defense is central to how Thunder will deliver operational value to our customers,” said Shane Arnott, SVP of Maneuver Dominance at Anduril, in a news release.

The eVTOL maker just made a big announcement.

Archer Aviation stock rallies as it unveils Thunder in collaboration with Anduril. But is it worth buying ACHR shares today?

Archer Aviation just partnered with a secretive defense tech firm to unveil an autonomous attack aircraft, and the market reacted fast. But with the stock still deep in the red for the year and Thunder's first flight years away, the harder question is whether Monday's surge signals a real turning point or just noise.

Archer Aviation and Anduril Industries have jointly developed “Thunder”, a Group 5 autonomous attack rotorcraft, designed to multiply the combat power of current and next-generation crewed attack and assault aircraft.

SpaceX boasts proven revenue scale and market dominance, but Archer's cash position and lower valuation multiples present a contrasting risk-reward profile.

Archer Aviation (NYSE:ACHR) shares climbed 5% on Monday after the company introduced a new autonomous vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft platform developed with Anduril and confirmed it will unveil its first commercial customers later this week. The companies presented the new series hybrid-electric VTOL platform at the Farnborough Airshow, highlighting its potential for both defense and commercial markets.

But the real goal seemed to be to shut out rival Joby Aviation.

One burns cash faster but has lower valuation multiples; the other boasts explosive revenue growth but faces satellite deployment risk.

Air taxi stocks have shed nearly half their value in 2026, and the losses keep accelerating. Before writing them off or doubling down, investors need to understand what separates a beaten-down opportunity from a broken story.

Archer Aviation stock has tumbled this year, but the story isn't as simple as a weakening business.

ACHR strengthens its supplier network to support scalable eVTOL production, manufacturing readiness and future commercialization.

After a steep fall, the electric air taxi pioneer is making visible progress in the skies, forcing investors to weigh tangible momentum against a long and costly road to commercial service.

The risks still outweigh the potential rewards.

Archer Aviation (NYSE:ACHR) is pursuing a patent case against Joby Aviation at the U.S. International Trade Commission, alleging infringement related to electric air taxi technology. The case includes potential exclusion orders that could limit Joby’s ability to bring certain eVTOL aircraft or components into the U.S. market. Delta Airlines has publicly raised concerns about the broader impact of the dispute on the U.S. eVTOL sector and future air taxi services. Archer Aviation, a U.S...

Index additions put Archer Aviation in front of more institutional investors Archer Aviation (ACHR) was recently added to several Russell value benchmarks, including the Russell 2000 Value and Russell 3000 Value indexes, bringing the eVTOL stock onto more institutional investors’ radar screens. These index additions mean Archer Aviation may now appear in portfolios that track or reference these benchmarks, alongside other small cap and value oriented holdings. For existing and prospective...

Jul. 9—Dayton's Joby Aviation and rival Archer Aviation have been battling it out not just in a new industry, but in court and now before the U.S. International Trade Commission. The commission is investigating Joby based on a patent infringement and tariff evasion claim filed by Archer this year. How Joby is building its air taxi company in Dayton with workers who are 'production heroes' ...

Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE:ACHR) is one of the Best Penny Stocks to Invest In According to Billionaires. The stock has declined roughly 43% over the past 6 months, mainly due to an adjusted EBITDA loss of $172.5 million and free cash use of approximately $182 million during fiscal Q1 2026. ​Despite the loss, Wall Street […]

ACHR strengthens financial flexibility with a disciplined investment portfolio, supporting aircraft development and commercialization plans.

It feels wrong, but a lower share price can actually lead to higher stock returns down the road.

Archer, LODD, and other next-generation mobility companies are expanding in the emirate.

Archer Aviation stock jumps after insider filing reveals massive executive stake

Joby's stock is down nearly 60% from its 52-week high.