I don't know how to translate the red into chinese

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Uber announced Thursday that it plans to invest €20 million in developing an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft in France over the next five years.
It will open a new research and development center in Paris, its first technology hub outside of North America.
"France is a perfect home for our next step forward with its strong history of research and development, world class engineers and a unique role in aviation worldwide," Uber said in a statement.
Uber already has R&D offices in Pittsburgh, Toronto, and San Francisco. They focus mainly on Uber's self-driving technology, but have also been working on Uber's Elevate flying car program.
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It will conduct research into airspace management, real-time communication networks, energy storage, and charging systems.
Uber's announcement, made at a tech conference in Paris, is a boost for French President Emanuel Macron, whose ambitious economic reforms are aimed at attracting more foreign investment.


Does it mean taking off and landing？

What does the green mean? money or electric?

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Elevate = "lift up", "raise" but has additional connotations of "promote", "improve".  There seems to be a lot of similar mandarin verbs so i’m not sure which is the right one. Here it is being used as a proper noun though so depending on the purpose just a phonetic transcription may suffice.

The context implies charging systems is referring to electric charging.