XPENG AEROHT rolled the first production unit of its “Land Aircraft Carrier” off a mass-production line in Guangzhou on Nov.

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

And they said it could be done! The world's first true flying car is one step closer to reality. It will be another few years before it goes mainstream, assuming regulation catches up, but the first ...

Each driver’s thought about it once stuck in traffic, hearing horns blare, staring down miles of brake lights, dreaming of soaring over the mess instead. For years, hover rides lit up our imaginations ...

BYD is not launching a flying car. After rumors surfaced online, the Chinese EV giant pushed back, saying it has no such plans. The rumors began spreading after a video surfaced on social media ...

The future of mobility isn’t just electric, it’s intelligent. Chinese automaker Xpeng recently hosted its AI Day at its headquarters in Guangzhou, and the message was loud and clear: Artificial ...

With so many companies now working on creating commercial vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft, you would have thought that the select few who have been imagining flying cars had given up on ...

Flying-car company Archer Aviation's plans have yet to get off the ground, and the group is bleeding cash. What should investors do?

Flying cars aren’t science fiction anymore. Companies like Alef Aeronautics are taking orders for vehicles that drive on roads and fly through the air. But the technology comes with eye-watering costs ...

Arizona lawmakers sent a bill to the governor's desk to establish regulations for "roadable aircrafts," also known as flying cars. The legislation would require flying cars to be registered similarly ...

Pennsylvania may soon join the few states ready to welcome flying cars. State Sen. Marty Flynn from the 22nd District has reintroduced Senate Bill 1077, also known as the Jetsons Act, during the ...

China just sent a clear signal about where it believes air travel is headed next. A Shanghai-based aviation company called AutoFlight has unveiled Matrix, now recognized as the world's largest flying ...