Cellsius
The Future of Aviation
Focus projects
Specially committed students have the opportunity to take part in a focus project in the last year of their studies. Over the course of an academic year, students can prove themselves in the real world of engineering. The self-financed projects are implemented in close cooperation with the industry. This experience offers a tremendous learning curve and forges the extraordinary engineers of tomorrow.
Takeoff e-Sling / Project H2
The first two focus projects dealt with the development of a 4-seat electric aircraft. Since September 2020, 20 students have worked for two years on the layout, construction and design of the e-Sling. With the first flight of the e-Sling on 19 September 2022, we are looking back on a major milestone. With new focus projects, other powertrains will also be researched and tested. For example, Project H2 has been working on the development of a fuel cell system since September 2021. This year, the hydrogen powertrain is to be completed so that it can be integrated into a Lightwing AC4 and we can climb new horizons in sustainable aviation! Join us and follow us on our journey!
The all electric Airplane e-Sling
The e-Sling is based on a Sling TSi, which has been adapted for electrification. Equipped with a modular battery system, the e-Sling offers a range of 180 km for four people.
4 Passengers
The e-Sling offers space for four passengers.
44 kWh Energy
The modular battery system can store up to 44 kWh of energy.
110 kW Power
The built-in electric motor has a maximum power of 110 kW.
180 km Range
Thanks to the modified wings, the e-Sling can fly up to 180 km.