How is this different than an airplane?
Those are large wings. Either they retract into the car limiting interior space or they just fold up and make the car look like a resting butterfly when it’s driving about.
Going to have to work on the ground speed. 35 mph is way to slow for any highway. bigger engine, supercharged. Looks kind of long, might be hard to park. Still pretty interesting.
As Ralph Nadder would say... "Unsafe at any speed".
meh... Flying cars been hearing about them for over 60 years now.
Going to have to work on the ground speed. 35 mph is way to slow for any highway. bigger engine, supercharged. Looks kind of long, might be hard to park. Still pretty interesting.
Legendary? Does that mean he doesn’t really exist?
Ride along in an airplane and had an amazing experience? The first airplane flight I took, I had to jump out of the SOB. Hand the boy a parachute.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akjjzv9V-yQ
Ehang Cleared for Mass Production of EH216-S eVTOL in China
Apr 7, 2024
Transcript: China EV Post reports that Ehang has received a Production Certificate for the EH216-S eVTOL from the Civil Aviation Administration of China. This marks the first production license in the global eVTOL industry. The EH216-S is now entering mass production, setting the stage for commercial operations. This comes after the EH216-S was awarded a Type Certificate on October 13, 2023, allowing for commercial manned operations. The EH216-S, priced at approximately $330,000, effective from April 1, 2024, boasts a maximum flight speed of 81 miles per hour and a maximum endurance of 25 minutes.
AVIATION PING!...........IT AIN’T THE JETSONS!............
Not a new concept: https://www.eaa.org/eaa-museum/museum-collection/aircraft-collection-folder/1949-taylor-aerocar-—n4994p
This is fine as long as you’re the only one. People can’t drive on a paved road with designated lanes. How are they going to navigate the skies?
Imagine this "vehicle" and its wing span in LA, London or Rome traffic....
Imagine this "vehicle" and its wing span in the thousands on any urban road.
Marketing, courtesy of the NY Post.
Not technically...