Alef Aeronautics plans to begin production of its electric flying car Model A by late 2025, following FAA approval for limited testing at five airport locations.

Two flying cars have collided during an air show rehearsal in China designed as a showcase for the technology.

Two flying cars crashed into each other at a rehearsal for an air show in China which was meant to be a showcase for the ...

Dr. Mitchell Walker, a key figure in the project, emphasized the transition from traditional gas-powered aircraft to electric ...

Two flying cars collided during a rehearsal for the Changchun Air Show in China, the manufacturer XPeng AeroHT said, blaming "insufficient flight distance." Newsweek has contacted XPeng AeroHT, which ...

Flying cars have long captured our collective imagination as the ultimate symbol of futuristic transportation. From The ...

Two flying cars crashed into each other during a rehearsal for an airshow in northeastern China, injuring one of their pilots ...

Footage of the incident showed black smoke billowing from the crashed eVTOL on a field. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Two electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicles collided during a rehearsal for an air show in northeastern China ...

San Mateo County Airports has granted Alef a permit for intermittent operations at Half Moon Bay Airport, requiring at least ...

Who said electric flying cars are only for the movies? Alef Aeronautics made history after posting a video of its electric car driving and vertically taking off in public. The video shows the electric ...

The electric flying cars take off and land vertically, and the company is hoping to sell them for around £220,000 each. But ...