Automaker’s cash injection to Joby Aviation will help the California-based firm start commercial operations in late 2025
The unique creation acts more like a helicopter than a traditional flying car with wings
The CityAirbus NextGen’s maiden flight is expected to take place at Airbus’s new German test center later this year
ALI Technologies had shown its Xturismo Limited Edition flying quad at the 2022 Detroit Auto show but development costs mean the company is grounded
Hyundai plans to have an electric vertical take-off and landing vehicle in production by 2028
Hyundai’s air mobility firm will have a big presence at CES as they’re effectively building a mini airport
The tuner confidently asserts they’ll be here to customize vehicles of every form and powertrain variety in the future
The system uses a small pyrotechnic charge to launch the parachutes and bring the craft down at just 5.2 m/s
Xpeng has revealed a flying car that really looks like a car and (if that doesn’t work out) a van that contains a drone inside it that could help search and rescue organizations
Subaru used the Japan Mobility Show to introduce two new concepts including an electric coupe and a glorified drone with a passenger compartment
The wild-looking CycloTech CruiseUp has weirdly-oriented fans that allow to fly forward, backward, up, and down all without jostling occupants
Honda’s latest ad features a new K9 concept with angular lines, plastic body cladding, and blacked out A-pillars
The $300,000 Alef Model A is powered by no less than eight electric motors and can fly a claimed 110 miles
With seating for two, a top speed of 100 mph, and enough batteries for one hour of flight time, the Air One hopes to be commercially available by the end of 2024
Ford will introduce the facelifted F-150 at the Detroit Auto Show, while Jeep could unveil an updated Gladiator
The Federal Aviation Administration has laid out regulations for the future of “advanced air mobility” with a new plan that outlines the short-term, non-autonomous future of VTOLs in America
Flying cars sound cool, but will the reality be any more than a bougie bus for CEOs to flex with?
The Doroni Aerospace H1 has become the first two-seater eVTOL in America to take flight with a person inside. When it’s ready for production, it will be able to fly at speeds of up to 140 mph
