A Chinese tech company has unveiled a new flying car design that could be released to the public as soon as 2026.
China’s leap into the future of transportation just gained some serious altitude. XPeng, a leading electric vehicle manufacturer, showcased a new flying car at a Chinese airshow. The vehicle is called the “Land Aircraft Carrier,” and reports suggest XPeng hopes to start shipping it to the public by 2026. The futuristic vehicle was introduced alongside XPeng's other aviation technology developments, and aims to merge traditional driving with aerial capabilities.
com/scubaryan_/status/1857215978452517338 Known for its expertise in EVs, XPeng has leveraged its electric propulsion knowledge to create an eco-friendly aerial vehicle that aligns with global efforts to reduce carbon emissions while enhancing mobility options. And this modular design is yet another way the company hopes to continue striving toward those goals. The debut of this flying car also highlights China’s increasing prominence in advanced technology sectors.
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