Posted on Jul 4, 2023
Newsday - World's first fully electric flying car approved by FAA - BBC Sounds
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The Federal Aviation Administration in the US has certified a fully electric flying car for testing on the road as well as in the air.
Alef Automotive said they plan to deliver the first vehicles of ‘Model A’ by the end of 2025.
Jim Dukhovny is the CEO of Alef Aeronautics. He told Newsday that they expect to sell the vehicle for $300,000 each: “The initial price will be high…as we go to mass manufacturing…we hope to get to that magic number of $35K, so everybody can afford it.”
Alef Automotive said they plan to deliver the first vehicles of ‘Model A’ by the end of 2025.
Jim Dukhovny is the CEO of Alef Aeronautics. He told Newsday that they expect to sell the vehicle for $300,000 each: “The initial price will be high…as we go to mass manufacturing…we hope to get to that magic number of $35K, so everybody can afford it.”
Newsday - World's first fully electric flying car approved by FAA - BBC Sounds
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It's interesting that Back to the Future Part 2 when they go to 2015 and the professor flying his DeLorean almost runs into a taxi cab and others in head-on collisions even though there are Lane markers in that alternate reality. I just saw Back to the Future Part 2 a few days ago. I've seen it probably 10 times
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