Personal eVTOL from Jetson, Sweden
Jetson ONEprice, release date and specs
Jetson began customer deliveries in September 2025, starting with Palmer Luckey in Carlsbad, California. In mid-2026 it delivered its first aircraft in Italy (and Europe) after receiving Italy's first ultralight identification for an eVTOL, announced by Jetson in August 2026. Jetson says 2026 and 2027 production is sold out.
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How far it has got
- Prototype
- Testing
- Certifying
- Certified
- Delivering
Delivering: in owners' hands.
Yes. You can order the Jetson ONE now; deliveries have started.
You can order on Jetson's website with an $8,000 non-refundable down payment, but new orders are estimated for 2028 delivery, with the $140,000 balance due when the aircraft is ready at the factory.
Key facts
- Single-seat electric multicopter with eight motors, software limited to 63 mph (102 km/h) and about 20 minutes per charge.
- First customer delivery went to Oculus and Anduril founder Palmer Luckey in Carlsbad, California, in September 2025. He completed ground training in under 50 minutes.
- Italy issued its first ultralight identification for an eVTOL to the Jetson ONE (number I-E953). The first Italian customer delivery followed in mid-2026.
- Autoevolution reported in March 2026 that orders had passed 650 units and that about 100 customers were due to receive aircraft in 2026.
- Jetson says it has trained more than 85 Jetson ONE pilots.
Price and how to order
Do you need a license to fly the Jetson ONE?
Jetson says its US version complies with FAA Part 103, which requires no pilot certificate, medical certificate or registration. Part 103 covers single-occupant vehicles used only for recreation or sport that weigh under 254 lb empty (floats and emergency devices such as parachutes excluded), carry no more than 5 US gallons of fuel and cannot exceed 55 knots (63 mph) in level flight. You may fly only between sunrise and sunset (a lit twilight exception applies), never over congested areas or crowds, and not in controlled airspace near airports without ATC permission. The FAA does not certify ultralights, so compliance is Jetson's own declaration.
Specifications
Questions people ask
How much does the Jetson ONE cost?
Jetson's order page lists $148,000 before taxes and other fees as of October 2026. You pay an $8,000 non-refundable down payment to order and the $140,000 balance when the aircraft is ready at the factory. The price has climbed over time, from about $92,000 in 2022 to $128,000 in late 2025.
When can you buy the Jetson ONE?
You can order one now, but Jetson says 2026 and 2027 production is sold out and new orders are estimated for 2028 delivery. Customer deliveries began in September 2025.
Do you need a pilot's license to fly the Jetson ONE?
Not in the US, according to Jetson, which says the US version meets FAA Part 103 ultralight rules. Those rules allow one person, recreational use only, daylight flying only and no flights over towns, cities or crowds. Other countries set their own rules. In Italy, for example, the aircraft must be registered and the pilot needs qualifications and a medical certificate.
Has the Jetson ONE actually flown?
Yes. Jetson has delivered aircraft to customers since September 2025, including Palmer Luckey, who flew his after a short training session. Jetson says more than 85 people have trained to fly it.
Sources
- Jetson: Order page (October 2026)
- Jetson: Jetson ONE product page (October 2026)
- Jetson: Jetson ONE secures Europe's first official eVTOL ultralight identification and completes first Italian customer delivery (August 2026)
- Jetson: Jetson completes first-ever global delivery with tech visionary Palmer Luckey (September 2025)
- autoevolution: The $148K Jetson One personal eVTOL is sold out for 2026 and 2027 (March 2026)
- autoevolution: Jetson delivers the Jetson One personal eVTOL to its first owner in Europe (July 2026)
- AvBrief: First customer Jetson personal eVTOL delivered (September 2025)
- Wikipedia: Jetson One (October 2026)
- Cornell LII: 14 CFR 103.1 Applicability (ultralight vehicles) (October 2026)
Last checked October 17, 2026. Makers revise prices and dates often; confirm with Jetson before paying a deposit. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
