And we’re almost halfway through 2025
by Billy Caluag
eVTOL looks like the future of mobility
BMW's Designworks division had a hand in developing Skai, a four-passenger electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) craft. Hydrogen-powered, with six electric motors on each rotor, and a top speed of 190kph, it'll go for 644km and
by Cat Dow
It will go on sale in Australia for around P7.6 million
Have you ever been stuck in traffic and wished your car grew wings so that you could just fly away from the gridlock? That dream might be closer to reality than you think.Enter the XPeng X2. To jog your memory, it
by Billy Caluag
Its maker envisions it to be the future of ridesharing
Yep, it's time to rethink what cars look like, because this is a glimpse into the future right here, folks. As you might have guessed from the folding wings, the propellers, and the fact that it looks like a cross between
by Greg Potts
Realistic timeline?
Despite its technical accuracy, 'vertical take-off and landing' doesn't conjure exciting visions of zero-emission cityscapes. So we'll call it what we all know them to be: flying cars. And carmaker Hyundai told TopGear.com
by Vijay Pattni
Think we’ll live to see these used as ride-hailing options?
While nowhere near being ready for public use, flying cars are no longer something out of science fiction. Plenty of companies are already busy trying to become the first to make the technology viable. Still, it's quite the sight to see
by Drei Laurel
It has now invested in Japanese company SkyDrive
About two years ago, Japanese company SkyDrive successfully conducted a test flight of its aircraft, or what the industry calls an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle. A lot has happened with the company since, as it even inked a partnership
It can cruise at 190kph up to an altitude of 2,500 meters
The future has finally arrived! This time next year, we'll all be driving flying cars and we'll have to change our name to Maverick. Oh no, wait-that one might already be taken.Perhaps we're getting ahead of ourselves
by Greg Potts
With four propellers, of course. Hence the name AIR4
Weren't expecting this, were we? Renault's year-long celebration of the mighty 4's 60th birthday has culminated in this. It is, and there's no other way to describe it, a flying Renault 4."The vehicle, entirely made of
They did a quarter-mile run 10 meters above the ground
Ever seen a pair of electric flying cars in a quarter-mile drag race? Nope, didn't think so. This is the first one ever, so take a minute of your day (yep, literally just a minute) to watch this very cool
by Greg Potts
Meet the Jetson One
Alternative mobility solutions have evolved drastically, similar to how cars changed in the past. These days, we see all sorts of personal transport vehicles such as e-bikes, electric boards and kick scooters, and even foldable electric motorcycles. While these are all
Why not an electric one, though?
Remember when the idea of flying cars was absurd? Yeah, it's been a while since that was the case. These days, it seems like everyone is trying to build one, though they're now technically called vertical take-off and landing (
by Drei Laurel
Would you fly in one of these things?
If you'll recall, a Filipino inventor went viral a couple of years ago after revealing a 'flying car.' Air quotes are in order because the vehicle's build looked more like a drone than a four-wheeler. But it was still
by Drei Laurel
There’s a lot to be excited about
Klein Vision’s AirCar has come a long way
Mere hours after Hyundai's European boss said his company was making "very significant investments" in what he called "urban air mobility," a flying car built by a small Slovakian company called Klein Vision landed into Bratislava Airport after a 35-minute
by Tom Harrison
You read that right
One look at the auto industry news section makes it apparent that the age of the electric car is already upon us. So, what's the next motoring revolution we can look forward to? How about flying cars?Yeah, yeah. It sounds
by Drei Laurel
Think this will be a thing?
They may not be zipping about overhead like in The Jetsons, but so far, Volocopter's air taxis might be the closest we've gotten to having actual flying cars. Now, Chinese auto giant Geely is helping the company introduce the service
by Drei Laurel
Time to buzz the tower
We're one step closer, people. The future promised by noted authorities on the matter-luminaries such as The Jetsons and Back to the Future II-is drawing closer. This is your first look at a vertical-take-off-and-landing (VTOL)
by Vijay Pattni
As well as a new flagship EV called the Celestiq
Flying cars really might become a reality sooner than we think. Car manufacturers are starting to venture into what could be revolutionary automotive technology of the future, and the future looks real exciting.The latest carmaker to announce its foray into flying
This thing looks promising
It's starting to look like flying cars will take over roads (and airways) sooner than we think. Slovakian company Klein Vision's flying car just took maiden flight, and it looks promising.Because unlike the PAL-V Liberty that just became
There were some big reveals this week
