World’s First Flying Car Took Commercial Flight in Dubai

Dr. Brian Gu, vice-chairman and president of XPeng, said that for flying cars to become a reality, three concurrent advancements must come together du

 

Dr. Brian Gu, vice-chairman, and president of XPeng, said that for flying cars to become a reality, three concurrent advancements must come together during a press conference on the sidelines of Gitex.

Due of their advanced technology and features, flying automobiles will be expensive. Prices may be comparable to those of Bentley, Rolls-Royce, and Ferrari. He continued in 2025 that we intend to provide consumer products that can fly and drive. It will undoubtedly take time for confidence to hold since people will progressively grow more self-assured.

AeroHT, Xpeng’s Urban Air Mobility (UAM) company, has demonstrated significant progress for eVTOL. Indeed, it was a fantastic experience watching the fifth-generation X2 flying car publicly taken off, flying, and successfully landing during a demonstration in Dubai.

AeroHT, known as Xpeng Huitian, is owned by He Xiaopeng, Inc. it aims to connect automotive and aerospace technologies to create secure domestic electric flying vehicles at scale. AeroHT has completed more than 15,000 safely manned flights since its establishment in 2013.

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