Is Archer Aviation a once-in-a-decade opportunity to buy in 2025?

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According to a third-party estimate, the average driver in the United States spends 54 hours per year stuck in traffic. Multiplied by 243 million total drivers, that’s 13 billion cumulative hours lost in traffic each year in the United States. Globally, the number may exceed 100 billion hours. Time, money and quality of life are wasted by sitting in your car stuck on the road.

What if there was a company that could help solve this problem? That is the purpose. Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR ) and other electric vertical taxi (eVTOL) companies. With an innovative product and a clear goal (to solve the traffic issue), there is a lot of potential for these new air taxi companies. Does that make Archer Aviation a once-in-a-decade acquisition opportunity in 2025?

The Evitol is a new type of vehicle that is similar to a helicopter but with some major improvements. First, eVTOLs are quieter than helicopters, making them more tolerable in neighborhoods and cities. Second, they are fully electric, using tilt-propeller technology, making them cleaner and more energy efficient.

Archer Aviation is developing an eVTOL to help people travel faster in congested urban areas. For example, he highlights the trip from downtown Manhattan to New York Airport, which can sometimes take more than an hour by car. Once the company’s Evitol point-to-point air taxi network is built, this trip will take less than 10 minutes, he says.

This can be a huge time saver not only for drivers but also for other people on the road. That’s one less car on the road for every person who takes an EVtol trip from Manhattan to Newark. It might cost a pretty penny for this air taxi ride (and the network must be profitable), but I think there will be a lot of demand for the service. Only the very wealthy can afford to skip the usual airport trip via helicopters and private jets.

There are plenty of wealthy people willing to pay hundreds of dollars for an air taxi ride if it means a 10-minute flight to the airport, at least in wealthy cities around the world. This is the passenger segment Archer Aviation is targeting, with plans to open networks in places like Japan, India, the Middle East and the US. According to the management, the first point-to-point network will be operational by the end of this year.

Archer Aviation is not alone in seeing electric air taxis as a modern solution to traffic issues. There are eight other Evitol stocks today, and that’s only counting the publicly listed ones. Fortunately for Archer Aviation, it is one of the biggest and has a lot of funding. It’s also close to bringing the service to market (hopefully in 2025).

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