Nora Manthey – electrive.com

AAMG only wants to pay €20 million for Lilium

The Ambitious Air Mobility Group (AAMG), which has expressed interest in acquiring Lilium, is only willing to pay €20 million for the air taxi developer, which was once valued at billions. In addition, further information about the owners of AAMG has now come to light.

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