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Will XPeng's $140,000 Electric Flying Car Become the 'Tesla of the Flying Vehicle Industry'?

23 Dec 2022 | Abstracted from Tech Times

"Since its establishment in 2013, AeroHT has accomplished more than 15,000 safely manned flights with the goal of combining automotive and aeronautical technology produce safe, domestic electric flying cars on a large scale.

"The model is intended to be flown only when there are traffic jams or obstructions and to be driven on the road for more than 90% of the time."

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