@AlefAeronautics debut a novel Flying Car, aim for it to be capable of VTOL so capable of flying without needing a runway.
Personally I think even it works it'll neither make a good car, or a good aircraft, but then I've yet to see any design that might be good at both.
Personally I think even it works it'll neither make a good car, or a good aircraft, but then I've yet to see any design that might be good at both.
https://twitter.com/CNETNews/status/1582910920887480321
@AlefAeronautics This is the launch video (with fixed audio as the original launch video had screwed up audio) :
Even without the original audio fail the presentation still doesn't inspire much confidence there will be a vehicle on sale in 2025.
Even without the original audio fail the presentation still doesn't inspire much confidence there will be a vehicle on sale in 2025.
@AlefAeronautics The problem with these Flying Car projects they are trying to solve a problem that other vehicles solve it better.
Dedicated #eVTOL will be around by 2025, and will be faster and have better range.
And we'll have #robotaxi by 2025 so the need for owning a car will diminish.
Dedicated #eVTOL will be around by 2025, and will be faster and have better range.
And we'll have #robotaxi by 2025 so the need for owning a car will diminish.
@AlefAeronautics The combination of #eVTOL and #robotaxi has the potential for giving us the choice of the best mode of transport for each leg of a journey.
You will also just have to pay for the fare for the journeys you take rather than put down $300,000 for a sub standard car/aircraft combo.
You will also just have to pay for the fare for the journeys you take rather than put down $300,000 for a sub standard car/aircraft combo.
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