Company Speng Aeroht made its first public flight “flying taxi” in dubai, with the goal of delivering its first commercial copy by 2024.
Company, Electric Vehicle Division of China XPengproved that his ideas were viable and that electric two-seat vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) could be the future of transportation.
This is a Dubai flying taxi.
The prototype is fully electric (the company claims no carbon emissions) and measures 497 x 478 x 136 centimeters. It weighs 560 kg and can carry two passengers in flight.
It will aim to cross the sky over cities at a speed of 130 km/h at a thousand meters altitude and will not need a driver: it will move only with the help of buttons.
The prototype that arrived Dubai named XPengX2 and occurred following the completion of a specific operations risk assessment, which later led to a special flight clearance from the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA).
Vice President and President XPengBrian Gu, believes that “a public demonstration XPengX2 in Dubai represents an important milestone for XPeng Aeroht and the international achievement of flying cars. This is an important step in learning XPeng future mobility.
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The X2 is the fifth generation flying car. XPeng Aeroht. The company said it plans to announce the progress of its sixth-generation road- and flight-ready model at 1024 XPeng Tech Day on October 24.
Several other startups, including TCab Tech and China’s AutoFlight, are exploring low-altitude urban flight or global urban air mobility. According to Morgan Stanley, a market that could reach $1 trillion by 2040. own XPeng believes it could be ready by 2024 at around $150,000 each flying taxi.
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