If Morgan Stanley’s right, the flying car industry will grow 185,850% by 2050. In fact, they say it will reach $9 trillion in size, more than twice as valuable as today’s global car market.
And 17,000+ investors believe Doroni will lead the charge. While competitors chase air fleets and taxis, Doroni’s H1-X aircraft is designed for everyday life.
It plugs in and charges like an EV, fits in a two-car garage, and requires just 25 hours of training to pilot. And while Tesla just unveiled a prototype with production slated for 2028, Doroni already unveiled a full-scale showroom prototype in March. And they’re targeting commercial deliveries for 2028.
They have 600+ pre-orders already locked in and the FAA's regulatory path cleared.
But that's only scratching the surface of why investors are backing Doroni.
Now, Doroni just reserved the Nasdaq ticker $DRNI in preparation for a potential public listing.
The last time Doroni was open to investors, the opportunity maxed out in less than 100 days.
