Uber and Archer both have interests in air-taxi services, with Uber growing rapidly through market share and subscriptions. Archer, though revenue-less, has a growing eVTOL backlog. Uber once developed eVTOL aircraft and sold them to Joby Aviation. Archer plans to offer air-taxi rides within two years at rates similar to UberBlack. Uber’s stock has risen 50% since 2025, while Archer’s has fallen 25%. Uber’s revenue and EBITDA are expected to grow annually from 2024 to 2027. Archer is valued at 10 times its best-case sales scenario for 2027, facing competition from Joby. Analysts expect Archer’s revenue to rise to $442 million by 2027, but its EBITDA to remain negative. The eVTOL market is speculative, with Uber appearing as a safer investment choice.

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