Chinese manufacturer XPeng has announced plans to put its AEROHT Land Aircraft Carrier on sale as early as next year. The vehicle comprises a 5.5 metres six-wheeled ute that houses a small ...

The government forecasts the low-altitude mobility economy will increase more than fivefold to US$486 billion by 2035 from ...

The production certification joins the eVTOL’s Type certification on AeroHT’s award wall, moving the latter certificate into ...

Xpeng Inc. is considering an initial public offering for its flying car unit, Xpeng Aeroht, according to people familiar with ...

Welcome to the April 2025 edition of Electric Vehicle [EV] company news. The past month saw a stronger month of EV sales ...

[Photo/VCG] CHANGCHUN - China FAW Group Co Ltd on Wednesday unveiled its first flying car under the Hongqi brand, taking a step into the future of mobility. The flying car boasts a flight range of ...

XPENG AEROHT, a Chinese company, has successfully developed a massive “aircraft carrier” car measuring 5.5 meters long, 2 meters wide, and 2 meters high. According to the company, the vehicle ...

A high-stakes race is underway to develop and supply the advanced batteries needed for the coming wave of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, or eVTOLs, as China prepares for its "low ...

As the sun set over Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour, well-dressed social media influencers swarmed a lineup of sleek electric vehicles from Chinese automaker Xpeng , among the buzziest brands in the ...

One of the most common tropes of science fiction is the flying car, and yet so far, it's remained exactly that — fiction. Despite the predictions of many authors, we aren't all whizzing around ...

Even traditional manufacturer Hongqi—famous for supplying limousines to China's leader Xi Jinping—presented its concept of a "flying car" for two passengers, claiming an unproven range of 200 ...