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Hyundai’s mystery tiltrotor electric aircraft likely being tested for US military useThe advancement aligns with increasing global investments in electric and hybrid-powered flight technologies aimed at ...
To better understand the energy storage requirements of an eVTOL, AVL uses system simulation to explore battery architectures ...
EIGHT flying cars could soon take to the skies – from a lifesaving drone-like helicopter to a Batmobile EV fighter jet.
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BMW, Toyota and Boeing among eight companies racing to put first ‘flying car’ on the marketPopular automakers — including Honda, Hyundai, and BMW — are racing to get their new flying car models on the market with a ...
SkyDrive is Suzuki’s flying car project, an all-electric craft with 12 motor-rotor units, space for two passengers and a ...
Top Gear on MSN11d
Eight flying cars* coming your way from BMW, Hyundai, Honda and moreAnd by that, we mean 'electric vertical take-off and landing' (eVTOL) things. This is how the world's biggest carmakers see ...
While the cargo drone offers an ideal path to market, Jaunt is sticking by its longer-term plans to develop and certify its ...
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Who will win the race for the first flying car?Several companies are making significant strides towards commercial availability of flying cars. The post Who will win the ...
The mini-planes, called eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) aircraft, have been in various stages of development — and in various talks for Florida projects — for years.
More than 20 years since the final Concorde flight, is a small US start-up now on course to bring back supersonic air travel?
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