Hello, friends! In my previous video, I shared with you the process of creating a Hoverbike that was supposed to lift off the ...

Volonaut says they will manufacture a commercial hoverbike version with a top speed of 63mph, to meet the ‘ultralight’ ...

A POLISH start-up has offered us a glimpse at a Star Wars-laden future after launching a remarkable flying bike. The real ...

The UDX Airwolf hoverbike is no ordinary quadcopter. We're talking about a 430-hp eVTOL motorcycle-esque vehicle that seats two and features "hummingbird-like" agility. It has four fan units that ...

Futuristic, Star Wars-style flying motorbikes are making waves on social media, sparking mixed reactions with some claiming ...

A hoverbike that the Japanese manufacturers plan to launch in the United States next year made its U.S. debut at the Detroit Auto Show on Thursday, drawing perhaps inevitable comparisons to the ...

It isn't a hoverboard, but it is the next best thing: Californian company Aerofex is now taking down payments for the Star Wars-like Aero-X hoverbike. Priced at $85,000 the Aero-X certainly isn't ...

While the Hoverbike cannot be purchased commercially (yet), Malloy is offering to construct custom built versions for people who can’t wait — and all at the modest price of $80,000 Australian ...

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The hoverbike from AERWINS Technologies, a Japanese manufacturing company, made its U.S. debut at the Detroit Auto Show on Thursday, Sept. 15, The Detroit News reported.

It depicts a member of the United Arab Emirates city’s law enforcement taking flight on a Hoversurf S3 (basically a rideable quad-rotor drone) and reaching an altitude of about 100 feet before ...

Hello, friends! In my previous video, I shared with you the process of creating a Hoverbike that was supposed to lift off the ground by a few meters and hover in the air. Unfortunately, we didn't ...