Watch The World's First Flying Car You Can Even Buy In 2024 - The Future Of transportation

Introducing the X-Peng X2 . It's supposed to be the world's first flying car that you could buy soon and it promise to change the future of transportation and the world.
XPeng Aeroht, an affiliate of Chinese electric-vehicle maker XPeng Inc., staged the first public flight of its X2 flying car in Dubai this week, displaying a vehicle designed for low-altitude city trips such as sightseeing and medical transportation.
The two-seater electric vertical take off and landing vehicle, or eVTOL, has an enclosed cockpit and a carbon fiber structure. It has both manual and autonomous flying modes.
“Xpeng X2’s public display in Dubai represents a significant milestone for Xpeng Aeroht and the international achievement of flying cars,” Gu said in a statement
The X2 is XPeng Aeroht’s fifth-generation flying car. The company said it plans to announce progress on its sixth-generation model that can drive on roads as well as fly at the 1024 XPeng Tech Day,
Several other startups including China’s TCab Tech and AutoFlight are exploring low-altitude city flights, or global urban air mobility, a market that could reach $1 trillion by 2040, according to Morgan Stanley. Still, there have been plenty of setbacks, including the air-taxi company backed by billionaire Google co-founder Larry Page, which said last month it will close down.
More than 500 companies are reportedly working on similarly designed vehicles, and roughly two-dozen are already in testing phases. Xpeng, considered to be a rival to the U.S. brand Tesla, shared designs of the full-electric vertical take-off and landing (eVToL) flying car at its fourth annual Tech Day in Guangzhou, China, on Oct. 24. The electric car, according to the company, completed a maiden flight and several tests.
But Xpeng has already decided to launch a more advanced version of its flying car: It's the sixth generation of flying car and it will be more advanced than its predecessor.
Other tried to be the first ,but they all failed. Think about the AeroMobil 4.0 or the PAL v Liberty. They failed to be the first. However ,there's the Samson Sky you can pre order for $170,000.
The race to be the first to be in the car industry has a lot of to offer.

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Simple minded #prototypes. Add some evolutions to the #concept of design. Wings and mimic of a #drone are year one of such tech.