From Joby and EHang to Alef, Whisk and SkyDrive, a new wave of companies is racing to reshape commuting, logistics and urban mobility.

Flying cars are here now. Pivotal's "Helix" eVTOL costs $190,000 amd requires no pilot license. Real people are flying today.

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The flying cars the world was promised when Back to the Future Part II premiered in 1989 have arrived, a company said with the release of a new video featuring its flying car. California-based Alef ...

Before air taxis can become widely usable, infrastructure still has to catch up.

The future of transportation is getting a serious upgrade, and it's happening faster than you might think. Among sleek electric cars and futuristic tech at the 2025 Silicon Valley Auto Show, one ...

New kinds of aircraft, sorts of “flying cars” that can take off and land with little space like helicopters but function like airplanes, will start operating in US airspace as early as June, the US ...

Aside from the tremendous effort in technological innovation, the idea of a feasible, market-ready flying car implies an arduous, long road to full certification. This two-pronged process deals with ...

Who said electric flying cars are only for the movies? Alef Aeronautics made history after posting a video of its electric car driving and vertically taking off in public. The video shows the electric ...