Flying cars are no longer science fiction, China has just launched a revolutionary vehicle that actually takes off and flies. This breakthrough marks a major leap in transportation technology, ...

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

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China’s leap into the future of transportation just gained some serious altitude. XPeng, a leading electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, showcased a new flying car at a Chinese airshow.

GUANGZHOU: Sixteen propeller blades, in sets of two, whir, growing faster and louder. Then, the "air taxi" lifts off.

My first contact with Chinese flying cars, or electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL), proved to be indicative in the years since. China has flown high with the nascent technology.

The government is vigorously promoting them as part of its ambition to develop a “low-altitude economy”. By that it means a ...

AirCar nears launch: 620-mile range, drives and flies. Could this redefine travel’s future? Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson discusses.

GAC Group, a prominent automotive manufacturer from China, is making waves in the ... With Govy, GAC is not just entering the flying car market; it's setting the stage for a new era in how we ...

From flying cars to AI-controlled vehicles and revamped regulatory frameworks, the common thread was clear: cementing China’s position as a global powerhouse in the future of transportation.

Video shows China's debut of the "Land Aircraft Carrier ... the XPENG vehicle has been dubbed a "flying car." The vehicle is expected to be available for customers by 2026. The Daily Universe ...