Flying vehicles

Australia's Alauda just pulled the covers off something awesomely wacky, a full-sized, fully-operational flying electric race car. It's called the Airspeeder Mk3, and it will actually enter a race this year. Its frame uses a lightweight carbon-fiber monocoque chassis and a slippery aerodynamic teardrop body. The Airspeeder Mk3 is powered by a 96kW purely electric |

Over the years, cars that fly have tended to suck at both flying and being cars, so to fix that problem, Terrafugia's just unveiled its TF-X, an insane and awesome 200mph-going, hybrid-powered ride that has a range of up to 500 miles per flight.

Flying cars have been the stuff of future-predicting movies for decades now, and with their development seemingly pushed back further and further, the public at large has become rather skeptical about their possibility. According to a recent Reportlinker report, however, more than 20 top tech companies are investing significant resources in the research and development […]

XPeng affiliate HT Aero has unveiled an outrageous flying car design that it claims is "planned for roll-out in 2024." It looks like an electric Bugatti hypercar with a pair of huge, auto-folding props in the style of the Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey.

Flying car Samson Switchblade transforms from road-legal vehicle to aircraft in under 3 minutes. It has received FAA approval.

Paul Moller dreams of people getting around in flying cars. But it’s not easy to pursue a dream that many consider merely the stuff of science fiction — even if you’ve devoted decades of thought and millions of dollars to the effort, as the 70-year-old Moller has.

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