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Austrian aviation company CycloTech has revealed it’s building a demonstrator version of an eVTOL to showcase its propulsion system for electric flight. The firm is hoping to take the wraps off its BlackBird flying car by the end of this year, and comm… Continue reading CycloTech’s 750-lb CycloRotor-powered eVTOL aims for takeoff in 2025
Based in Melbourne, Australia – but clearly also with a presence in China – Pegasus is now moving its head office and production facilities to Las Vegas. The company says it’s been working on its flying car design since 2009. Indeed, the project looks … Continue reading Watch: Nevada’s new flying car handles like a go-kart, hovers like a heli
Florida’s LuftCar has designed a real burger with the lot: a hydrogen-powered jeepney van that backs into a special detachable airframe to turn into a high-speed, long-range, cruise-capable vectored-thrust eVTOL, perfect for island hopping.Continue Rea… Continue reading LuftCar signs deal to develop detachable flying vans in the Philippines
After 15 years of development and prototype testing, CycloTech has presented its first concept aircraft. The CruiseUp is a unique-looking personal two-seat eVTOL air car designed for cross-town hops – and it’d probably stop better than any other eVTOL…. Continue reading CycloTech unveils its CycloRotor-powered eVTOL air car concept
When most folk think about flying cars, we think of machines that seamlessly convert from street to air mode, that can take off and land vertically, and that can cruise in the air and on the highway. The US$789,000 Aska A5 promises to do it all.Continu… Continue reading Push-button flying car now authorized by both FAA and DMV
One of the eVTOL world’s oddest ducks has announced a milestone of sorts. Alef’s Model A is a US$300,000 electric car that’s … kinda street legal, but also capable of a very unique form of flight. The company has announced limited FAA certification.C… Continue reading Weird gimballed-cabin eVTOL “flying car” receives limited FAA approval
California startup Alef Aeronautics has shown off a remarkably fresh take on the street-legal eVTOL flying car in its 2025 Model A. This wild design debuts a 2-axis tilting cabin, and a horizontal cruise flight mode unlike anything we’ve seen before.Co… Continue reading Astonishing eVTOL flying car design uses side panels as biplane wings
Chinese electric-vehicle-maker XPeng has been developing a teardrop-shaped eVTOL to serve as a flying taxi of the future, and has just flown it in public for the first time. The short flight marks an important step forward for the ambitious and well-fi… Continue reading XPeng’s X2 flying car makes first public flight in Dubai
Following its maiden flight toward the end of 2020, and flying city-to-city for the first time in June of last year, Klein Vision’s AirCar flying car has now been granted a Certificate of Airworthiness by the Slovak Transport Authority.Continue Reading… Continue reading Transforming AirCar certified to fly by Slovak Civil Aviation Authority
This year marks 60 years since Renault launched the Quatrelle, and though the company has been celebrating all year, a collaboration with design studio TheArsenale to build a flying car concept is arguably its best birthday present to itself yet.Contin… Continue reading Renault celebrates the past with futuristic flying concept