Flying cars are no longer science fiction, China has just launched a revolutionary ... handler after 5 years of service FAA demands an accident investigation into SpaceX's latest out-of-control ...

This screenshot, shared to Weibo and then X, shows a prototype of China's sixth-generation Chengdu J-36 stealth fighter flying low over traffic in Chengdu in China. This screenshot, shared to ...

My first contact with Chinese flying cars, or electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL), proved to be indicative in the years since. China has flown high with the nascent technology.

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. China’s leap into the future of transportation just gained some serious altitude.

Last month, XPeng Motors CEO He Xiaopeng told state media the company plans to mass-produce flying cars by 2026, as China's low-altitude economy is boosted by supportive policy. However ...

From flying cars to AI-controlled vehicles and revamped regulatory frameworks, the common thread was clear: cementing China’s position as a global powerhouse in the future of transportation.

Will China eventually dominate the electric flying car market, much as it has done with electric vehicles? That’s the goal, according to a Chinese trade group that predicts the country will have ...

In a move that might finally deliver on a decades-old promise, China is advancing ambitious plans to develop and commercialize flying cars and drone deliveries. This initiative is part of a ...

In June, the company’s affiliate, XPENG AEROHT, teamed up with Autoliv China to develop safety solutions for flying cars. This collaboration is aimed at pioneering safety solutions for future ...

The next step? After becoming world leaders in electric cars, Chinese companies are pioneering the development of electric flying vehicles. China’s low-altitude economy reached revenues of 500 billion ...