Xpeng's new car will fly!
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2024
- Xpeng Motors and AeroHT is promising the world's first flying car to go in production in 2025! Can you believe it's time! Check out their newly unveiled flying car at CES and the one that's going on sale next year!
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thanks Alex. Very very cool. - I live in Hong Kong. hope we get them here.
Nice video, not just the topic. You seem to be more energized and positive than you were for awhile. Keep 'em coming.
He should change his name to Tan Wang 😂
I like the concept !
But people can't drive responsibly, or fly drones responsibly either.
This shud be, Pilots only, geofenced, paved roads only and air traffic monitored.
Whatcha gonna install as propeller guards ?
This has Bond, Sly or Arnold's next action movie, written all over it ! (Chopping off villains heads & flying away)
Very long time for this to happen in the US but China is advanced enough and has the gov't structure to make it possible. Also will need to see the ROI and in America we already have the helicopter taxis and the restrictions around that. You can't just wheel one out of your garage and takeoff and land anywhere you want. But nice to see the advancements we'll have in a few decades.
Love the futuristic Electric flying vehicle !
They definitely sale like HOT CAKES FOR THE RICH .
Let hope these Electric Flying Vehicles has many safety features on their Autonomous Flying Radar Sensors so they don't crash into each other?
All they need now is an take off and landing airport .
😍💖⚡️🚁⚡️💖🔋🌞💯👍
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I’m sure it will be just as safe as Tesla’s FSD. 🤗
Back to the future can't come soon enough. 😊
No lines on the road, no traffic signals or stop signs, no curbs, no one to watch over your driving. I LIKE IT!
So far along on functional prototypes and testing. Keep us tuned.
It's not the first one. First one is EHang, which is already certified, fully automated in flight and starting commercial flights now.
Right, the commercial flights. This one is for private owners
Another big issue with flying cars is the battery. On other videos on electric flying cars that I have seen is that the battery life is at most maybe 25 minutes.
@@larryo6874 The actual vehicle isn't that important and will keep improving over time. The critical work, as Alex mentioned, is all the air regulations around the new personal method of transport.
I’m not sure if the power failures then what 😮
Bad things
This is a baffling episode. Didn’t you live for a while in Houston? Can you imagine rush-hour in Houston with flying cars? Think about it for a minute. The death toll would be staggering.
Actually the flying cars will be flying themselves. I now live in Bangkok and I can totally see it here
Alex, how is your jet lag?
I'm a pilot, and there is no way I'd ride on an overgrown drone quadcopter.
If the electrical system goes out, there is no backup unless there is a ballistic parachute system, and I have no idea how that would work with spinning blades from descending without power.
The Flying Car is just another "Solution" flailing around trying to find a "problem" to solve.
Thank you voice of reason
Why not? Helicopters fail today and have autorotation, and can have a parachute system.
@@davidmccarthy6061 Helicopters can autorotate down for a "hard" landing
that does not exist on a quadcopter with tiny counter-rotating blades
drops like a rock
If the electric flying car has 2 electrical systems, will that address your concern?
@@JianliGuo no a plane can glide
A helicopter can autorotate
A personal jet can auto land and have a ballistic parachute
A quadcopter is a rock
Flying is not driving with up and down. Imagine all those different car driver types but in air. Accidents can now happen everywhere. You're only safe in a bunker now 🤦
The oldest, most persistent, worst idea
There is something like 12K private flights a day in the US. Do you worry about those pilots? These won't be 20 grand and your drunken uncle flying around unlicensed.
Exactly, imagine sharing air space with a plane travelling at 2 knots, you will be blown off the air. I'd rather stay on ground thanks.😊
Never get to the US
My analysis/prediction: Flying cars are useless and will never be anything other than a toy for rich people.
Why? Imagine my country The Netherlands alone. We have 9 million cars at the moment, now imagine just 1% of these being flying cars that's 90000 cars. The sheer amount of flight control supervision you would need to prevent these from coliding with one another and causing burning wreckages to drop in some poor sod's pool alone makes them completely unfeasible to be used at any large scale.
Futuristic idea, zero practicality imo. As someone else so aptly put it, it's a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.
You need to travel longer distances at speeds faster than a car can go? Get on a highspeed train, commercial helicopter or jet. And if you live in a big city WTF would you need a car to begin with, the best transport within large cities already exists and it's called the underground/subway.
My concern is these being used for terrorist acts.
No, thank you. It's a daily nightmare to deal with morons on the ground. I don't need this nightmare. People can barely navigate roads they can see How are they gonna deal with 'roads' they can't see
The same way pilots have done it for decades?
@@davidmccarthy6061 You dont get it, do you? Im sorry that I didn't spell it out for you like I do when I explain something to my 3 year old. How old are you?