EHang sees no impact from US tariffs

Urban air mobility (UAM) company EHang said recent tariff developments between China and the United States are not expected to have any material impact on the company’s operations. Recent U.S. tariff adjustments on certain Chinese goods have triggered global market volatility, and EHang has experienced short-term share price fluctuations driven by market sentiment. In response, the company said: “Recent tariff measures announced by both governments are not expected to have any material impact on EHang’s operations. The company does not currently export its autonomous aerial vehicles (AAVs) or related products to the U.S. market, nor does it rely on U.S.-origin components in its manufacturing processes. We do not use U.S.-restricted semiconductors, aerospace components, or other controlled technologies. Our supply chain remains secure and independent, ensuring no operational disruption due to trade policy changes. “In 2024, EHang generated 95% of its revenues from the Chinese market, and its core business is focused on UAM solutions in the Chinese market. At present, the Company does not export products to the U.S. market, and therefore the recent tariff adjustments have no impact on existing revenue streams. With localised production capabilities and a growing international presence across Asia, Europe, and other markets, EHang remains well-positioned to maintain business continuity and pursue long-term growth. The company will continue to closely monitor international trade dynamics and adapt proactively, while remaining committed to delivering innovative, safe, and sustainable UAM solutions worldwide. For Editorial Inquiries Contact: Editor Matt Driskill at [email protected] For Advertising Inquiries Contact: Head of Sales Kay Rolland at [email protected]