Xpeng officially becomes first to market with its flying car, but getting behind the ‘wheel’ of the X2 is a completely ...

Will flying cars finally move from science fiction to reality? With advancements in electric vertical takeoff and landing technology and major investments from companies like Joby Aviation and Hyundai ...

In 2016, only about half a dozen companies were developing flying cars and eVTOL vehicles; now more than 250 companies worldwide are working on them. Since many of the proposed eVTOL aircraft will be ...

Kitty Hawk, one of the flying car startups backed by Google founder ... (It produces both the V-22 Osprey and the forthcoming V-280 Valor.) It now wants to make electric VTOL (eVTOL) aircraft ...

In an era where technological advancements seem to unfold at breakneck speed, the question of "Why don't we have flying cars?" often surfaces, tinged with a mix of nostalgia for promised futures ...

And now a Chinese company called Xpeng Aeroht claims it will be the first one to mass-produce flying cars. Granted, there's a nuance to this statement, but there seems to be real progress in ...

The most brilliant—and sometimes bonkers—minds of every generation set out to invent the stuff of people’s science-fiction fantasies, whether flying cars, robots that think for themselves or ...

The company is also said to be exploring the sale ... a “flying car” concept that it was bringing to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The full-scale prototype is now on display ...

Have you ever dreamed of a future in which your car can drive you around, then launch a flying vehicle for a quick aerial commute? Thanks to Xpeng Aeroht's new electric car, the Land Aircraft Carrier, ...