Flying cars are no longer science fiction, China has just launched a revolutionary vehicle that actually takes off and flies.

But now there are serious discussions about flying cars, and developers have started taking orders. The future is almost here. Don't get too excited. A few things still have to be worked out ...

The once-fictional future of electric flying cars, long a Hollywood fantasy, has, in some fashion, already arrived. The potential market for these next-generation flights could be $1 trillion by ...

Although the flying car is still somewhat pie-in-the-sky, Alef's recognition by the FAA marks a turning point in the future of air mobility. Sign up to Tech Decoded For more technology news and ...

flying car prototypes and manned drones. Hardly a week passes without a gee-whiz story about a new steppingstone to our transformed future: Uber’s new R&D facility in Pittsburgh for autonomous ...

Cars zip by in the sky. We’re now 10 years past the future envisioned in Back to the Future Part II, and still no flying cars. But aerial automobiles, a mainstay of sci-fi and fantasy stories ...

Dylan Matthews is a senior correspondent and head writer for Vox’s Future Perfect section and ... you could say that China has opened a flying car service. The EHang EH216-S can’t drive ...

According to the Back to the Future Part II movie we should have been driving around in flying cars by 2015. In fact, we should have been able to convert any old car into a flying machine and hit the ...

U.S. automaker Alef Aeronautics proved that the sky’s not the limit for vehicles after releasing the first-ever footage of a flying car like something ... “Back To The Future II.” ...

Researchers from Nagoya University and Keio University in Japan have estimated a person's stress levels caused by the sound of a flying car passing overhead. The research was published in the ...