Everyone's still waiting for flying cars, and now that the technology is getting close, you might think about buying one.

In China, eVTOLs are often referred to as “flying cars” because they share a high percentage of components and technologies.

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

The Mainichi Shimbun answers some common questions readers may have about the "flying cars" being demonstrated at Expo 2025 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Chinese manufacturer XPeng has announced plans to put its AEROHT Land Aircraft Carrier on sale as early as next year.

As of March 1, transient pilots received a bill for landing at California Redwood Coast-Humboldt County Airport (KACV), ...

From wheels to wings and robots, China's auto industry is pioneering a smart ecosystem powered by cross-sector synergy and industrial scale. The country's eVTOL industry is approaching the threshold ...