Flying cars one step closer to going mainstream

[Maciamo]

An electric flying car that could be driven by anyone without a pilot licence. At the moment it can only travel by daylight and maximum 25 miles (40 km) but that could change with proper lights and better batteries.

[Tutkun Arnaut]

An electric flying car that could be driven by anyone without a pilot licence. At the moment it can only travel by daylight and maximum 25 miles (40 km) but that could change with proper lights and better batteries.

It could be useful if it has 10 times the range it actually has.

[bicicleur]

It could be useful if it has 10 times the range it actually has.

flying on electric batteries is not a good idea

electronically controlled balanced flight is
but it needs another source of energy

[paul333]

In my opinion the consequences, and economic damage this could have, could result in a complete Global, and Financial mega tsunami, and a complete meltdown of traditional ways of travel, manufacture, service industries etc,and not least, the damage to today's oil producing nations. It will change our way of life completely. Something of this nature has been expected, but this looks so simple, and add solar powered batteries, as development of these, over the last few years is also quite astounding, I think they are on to a winner... I want one.

[Tutkun Arnaut]

In my opinion the consequences, and economic damage this could have, could result in a complete Global, and Financial mega tsunami, and a complete meltdown of traditional ways of travel, manufacture, service industries etc,and not least, the damage to today's oil producing nations. It will change our way of life completely. Something of this nature has been expected, but this looks so simple, and add solar powered batteries, as development of these, over the last few years is also quite astounding, I think they are on to a winner... I want one.

hold your breath! this technology is not new! its a drone basically but they call it a car. if there is any advance it could be in gyroscopic s or navigation. the biggest problem in flying or driving its storing the energy. otherwise the battery! no breakthrough yet oh battery technology. batteries are very expensive and heavy

[Jovialis]

An electric flying car that could be driven by anyone without a pilot licence. At the moment it can only travel by daylight and maximum 25 miles (40 km) but that could change with proper lights and better batteries.

I think once the technology gets safe enough for urban use. I would imagine flying vehicles would be ideal initially for emergency services. Especially in high traffic areas.