The XPENG AEROHT “Land Aircraft Carrier” is an innovative, modular flying car designed to redefine the future of personal and public transportation. With its sleek cyber-mech aesthetic, this ...

United is ready to purchase up to 200 units of this futuristic 250-passenger aircraft with a blended-wing design that ...

Amid heightened concerns about U.S. aviation infrastructure, a crop of startups are bullish that they will disrupt the travel ...

These vehicles are called electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, or eVTOLs, and are generally considered the next frontier of EVs. Although they don’t have any wheels or landing gear, these ...

is creating a pilotless vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicle bearing the family name. VTOL designs aren't meant for the road, but we still often call the vehicles "flying cars," evoking ...

But the central technology here is both fascinating and a potentially big advantage in these early days of electric vertical takeoff aircraft. How does it work? Well, each propulsion barrel is set ...

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.

Demonstrations of one of the "flying cars" at the World Exposition in Osaka have been suspended for safety checks after a part fell from a vehicle mid-flight but with no injuries reported, the event's ...

A high-stakes race is underway to develop and supply the advanced batteries needed for the coming wave of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, or eVTOLs, as China prepares for its ...

Alef Aeronautics is one of several Bay Area companies competing to combine the two in the automotive market with flying vehicles. In February, the San Mateo-based company unveiled a prototype of its ...

Slated from April 13 to 18, this year's expo features dedicated exhibition zones for groundbreaking innovations in artificial ...

These vehicles are called electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft ... these craft are sometimes called “flying cars” because the industry aims for them to one day to be just that ...