Is the AeroMobil Flying Car the Future of Transportation?

Have you ever dreamed of having a real flying car? Meet the AeroMobil - a futuristic car that really takes to the sky! This is not some sci-fi fantasy, this is an elegant real machine that transforms from a car to a plane in 3 minutes. Imagine taxiing to the runway, switching modes and gaining altitude at 223 mph, covering up to 466 miles in one flight!

And when it's back on the road, it's no slouch either, reaching 100 mph on land. Faster than most traditional flights, without the stress of airports or expensive helicopters!

But there's a catch: you'll need a pilot's license to fly this beauty in Europe, where it's already certified. But for those in the US, don't worry: AeroMobil is working to bring this celestial wonder to your doorstep soon.

Would you dare to get behind the wheel?! There are rumors that Tim Cook is planning to launch the same project into production under the Apple brand, I feel there will be technological progress in the world of cars soon! Let's follow it together!

[ravisriram]

Great idea. Certainly a novel way of cutting one's commute time. I hate to have to ask how much it will cost.

[TeddyLeppard]

Hit the tarmac at the wrong angle and that entire front assembly is toast.

[BasilitG]

Finally they’ve got the speed in both iterations and some decent flying time.
When are they going to electrify it?

[alpha-boss]

It's going to be raining 🌧 cars very soon
. We're going to need really strong umbrellas 🌂

[enzovella]

Yes hell yes it flies longer than the other flying cars how much is it in the USA 🇺🇸??

[arnchow]

It's remember me of doctor jhatka flying car 💀🔥

[ElijahJohnson-gt]

you need a permit to fly it so its illegal to fly it so the flying Feature is temporally disabled until you get a permit

[ljmorris]

I would if I'm a business traveler and hate commercial air travel / car rentals...

[thedroneosphere]

The FAA will put an end to them dreams of not using airports before its widely sold

[freenation]

Nah I’d say cars that can take off and last vertically are more efficient

[garthbrown]

So you have to have a license just to fly it that sucks maybe they'll make a card that doesn't fly where those can have driver's license only

[patricknoonan]

Imagine millions in the air they can't even drive our roads

[Kitandarts]

Permission to take off & land via the Highway 🛣️ . Now that makes sense

[freddybennington]

Kasi Tun Dr.Mahadir ex PM Malaysia tengok, ini baru kereta terbang..

[lauramcniel]

I see a surge in air traffic control jobs in the future

[pacochawa]

Apple flying car where the damn batterie falls off or catches on fire....

[rileychadwell]

snow, ice and road salt? will my mechanic work on it?

[johnassal]

"Car like operation" is desirable while building a literal "drivable car that flies" will invariably result in poor car that is also an awful airplane that's also ridiculously expensive for either.

You might as well make a 3qt airfryer that's also a suppository.

[dimon-zgky]

Зачем такая машина если есть частый самолет?

[couponnation]

Looks like a car with wings. Not interested.