At the Pioneers Festival in Vienna, a
Slovakian startup called AeroMobil unveiled
the thing that we have all been dreaming
about since we saw that first episode of the
Jetsons while still wearing diapers: The first
flying car. It’s here. It’s real. And it’s
spectacular.
According to Venturebeat, the company
took
the wraps off AeroMobil 3.0, the latest
iteration of its flying car that has been in
development for almost 25 years.
“We believe personal transportation is
about
to change forever,” said AeroMobil chief
executive Juraj Vaculik at a press
conference. “We think it’s time to make
transportation more emotional and more
personal.”
The car was designed by Stefan Klein,
founder and head of the Department of
Transport Design at the Academy of Fine
Arts in Slovakia. Klein had been tinkering
with the concept as far back as 1989.
The car needs very little runway to take off,
and it can be refueled at any standard gas
station when the wings are retracted.
AeroMobil believes it will be attractive for
countries that don’t have billions of dollars
to
spend building a modern transportation
infrastructure.
The body is built from advanced composite
materials that keep it lightweight but also
durable. Under the hood, it has autopilot
and
an advanced parachute deployment system.
The cockpit can carry two people, and in the
air the flying car can reach top speeds of
200 km/h. It has a 27-foot wingspan and is
19.7 feet long.
No word on the price tag.

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