EVTOLs, or electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles, popularly known as flying cars, are being developed by firms in ...

Wildly expensive and with unproven demand, venture capitalists, automakers and aerospace firms are racing for a piece of what soon may be a $1 trillion market.

Although they don’t have any wheels or landing gear, these craft are sometimes called “flying cars” because the industry aims for ... with room to seat a few people. A look inside the cockpit of the ...

In February, the San Mateo-based company unveiled a prototype of its flying car, Model Zero, at the Silicon Valley Auto Show.

The future is on display in Osaka, where Expo 2025 has officially opened with cutting-edge exhibits from more than 160 ...

How Google billionaire Larry Page destroyed his dream of a flying car Killing off projects had become something of a tradition at Kittyhawk, the secretive flying-car startup launched by the Google ...

Languages: English. One of the biggest staples of science fiction, the flying car, could soon be taking to the skies. The only question is this: Which country will get there first? Advanced air ...

CES has been home to "flying car" hype since maybe always ... It's a tight two-seat affair inside, not unlike crawling into a first-generation Mazda Miata. But Tan, himself a helicopter pilot ...

Alef, an American aeronautics company, is putting the finishing touches on a single-seater electric flying car. It’s called the Model A, and the company claims it could unclog the roads for ...

A flying car? Sounds like something out of a movie right? But this one is actually real. An aeronautical company in the US has released footage showing a pre-production version of a flying car.