1.5 billion euros could not save Lilium from the crash: The money came from these investors

Lilium has been in crisis mode for months. The flying taxi start-up has just had to file for bankruptcy again. Despite repeated promises from the new major investor DTM Investments, Lilium has not yet received a cent of the previously promised 150 million euros. The money would have been mandatory for the flying taxi manufacturer to keep the business running.

The Munich-based air taxi startup was launched in 2015 with a big vision: to revolutionize aviation and mobility. The so-called air taxis were intended to help reduce traffic on the roads in the long term and at the same time make them more environmentally friendly.

The project was able to attract well-known investors early on. Lilium is said to have received a total of 1.5 billion euros in investor money since its founding. To date, however, the company has not been able to complete a single manned flight.

We introduce you to the most important investors who have invested in Lilium over the past ten years.