Während man in Russland mit Flugautos noch erste Tests macht, die nur so semigut laufen, baut man in China voll elektrische Flugautos aus Carbon, die zwei Insassen in über 1000 Meter 35 Minuten lang durch die Luft bringen können. Das sowohl autonom als manuell gesteuert. Hier ein Testflug. Die StVO wird da ja wohl kaum greifen. Pilotschein, oder kann das dann jeder?
Dorothee Bär gefällt das.
The eVTOL Xpeng X2 is a fifth-generation flying car developed and manufactured by Xpeng Aeroht. What is new to this new entree is the enclosed cockpit, tear-shaped design, and sci-fi appearance that the company says affects the high-efficient aerodynamics of the flying car to maximize the in-flight performance. Xpeng X2 is fully made in carbon fiber structure to limit its weight and can accommodate two passengers in its compact size. The company states that no carbon emissions are produced during flight because it is all-electric and thanks to its eight rotors, the Xpeng X2 flying car can soar up to 3,200 feet at a speed of up to 130 km/h for around 35 minutes.
(Direktlink, via Designboom)
