"The ‘low-altitude economy’ is one of the few business models created by China, which represents an opportunity for us to ...

A California startup says it has been certified by the Federal Aviation Administration for testing what it describes as the first flying car with US government approval — a fully electric ...

While the Trump administration didn’t have much to say about flying cars, the executive order stated “Emerging technologies ...

Jim Dukhovny, CEO of Alef Aeronautics, reveals the Alef Model A Flying Car at the 2023 North American International Detroit Auto Show on September 13, 2023 in Detroit, Michigan.

Five locations have been selected as candidate takeoff and landing sites for “flying cars” during the 2025 Osaka Kansai Expo including near a castle, tourist attractions and airports ...

The flying car performed low-altitude linear acceleration, spiral ascent, uniform-speed descent and accurate landing on the first day of the air show, with the whole process on autopilot.

Premium EV maker Xpeng will invest 3 billion yuan (US$413 million) in the electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft business this year, as the company sees flying cars a bigger ...

U.S. automaker Alef Aeronautics proved that the sky's not the limit for vehicles after releasing the first-ever footage of a flying car like something out of a science-fiction movie. The ...

The aircraft is sometimes referred to as a "flying car" because it does not have wheels or landing gear. You can catch a glimpse of the eVTOL on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. TAMPA, Fla.

A FLYING car designed to launch from your driveway is set to be released this year. The high-tech eVTOL (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing) is tipped as the "personal aircraft of the future".

Electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles, such as Joby’s electric aircraft, might be used as flying taxis one day. A real-world flying car would most likely be a cross between an airplane ...

The pipe dream of flying cars is no longer science fiction -- they are here and now as both private buyers and the military are obsessed with the hot commodity for everyday people.