China Releases First Flying Car That Changes Everything!

China Releases First Flying Car That Changes Everything!

What if I tell you that traffic is about to take to the skies, and China is at the forefront this time. They've just unveiled their first-ever flying car, and it's not just a concept; it's real and ready to change everything. This isn't science fiction anymore; the future we've only seen in movies is now here. Picture soaring above the crowded streets, bypassing traffic, and reaching your destination in record time. Sounds impossible? Well, not anymore. In this video, we'll explore how China's flying car works, why it's set to revolutionize transportation, and what this means for all of us. You don't want to miss out.

[KKMDStyle]

It’s not a car if it doesn’t drive on the ground. It’s a drone designed to carry passengers.

[InoKun-luef]

Bravo China, a country which genuinely invests in the development and advancement of it’s people and humanity. This is revolutionary, and a massive game changer.

[Musicalpa]

Most people don't drive responsibly on the roadway. Think of the fatal accidents in the air if these people got one.

[girmah]

Even if the new flying cars will not be my concern, I have one serious suggestion. From the beginning, you be very curious on the safety of air traffic as the ground trafic accident has been headache for the globe. Thank you and I really appreciate the new science innovation. I love flying.

[Brada-xlcp]

There’s probably a good reason we only see it in the movies. I know people who have trouble getting out of their driveway without crashing. 😖

[johnrobert]

People have been trying for the last 30 years.

Here's the problem
1. How can it be driven on a daily basis?
2. What system does it need to follow for it to have a controlled traffic.
3. How will it handle malfunctions?
4. Where are you supposed to land it if there is no place to land?
5. How can you make it safe if a single malfunction can make it fall and is 99% fatal.

The vehicle works. But it will not workout as a mass produced vehicle for everyone to drive.

[panditau]

They need to be equipped with parachute for safety for people on the ground and also for pilot or passenger, that is for my concern.

[kjbdaiq]

Literally ground breaking... Imagine thousands of these plummet down to the ground level due to FOD, inner bugs or deliberate kamikaze moves.

[PERLAS-NG-SILANGANAN]

A Filipino innovator has gone from public. I think, China took him or someone else as to be part of innovative people.

[fsalehi]

How are we going to train good drivers in the air?😂

[fsalehi]

Flying cars will not fly among consumers😂

[leighmurrell]

Great get-away vehicle for criminals. I would love to have one but imagine the bureaucracy that will be needed to control these vehicles...all the operational rules and insurance cover just to name a couple.

[jaime]

I don't understand why this vehicles are called cars when they are more like oversize drones, they should be called air flying vehicles

[你是有缘人]

When the driver HASTILY come out, the head got CHOPPED OFF 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻🤦🏼‍♀️

[shahbazahmed]

Let's not fool ourselves: the Jetsons were the first to use flying cars.

[michaeldob]

That's all we needed. A Chinese driver in the sky doing 30 in a 100km zone.😂

[davidmuresan]

The battery is very heavy. I think the engines with compressed air may be better. I invented such an engine, and I hope will drive this flying car, which is a great idea.

[human_in_extinction]

It blows my mind how NOBODY addresses the INFERNAL NOISE this will produce

[adu]

I think the problem is to have a safe airtraffic control for flying cars. Also they need some special parkade system.

[RammmCH]

Urban dwellers often spend a significant portion of their day stuck in traffic, which ultimately eats into the valuable time we could be using for more meaningful activities. The advent of flying car technology has the potential to revolutionize this by saving us countless hours every day. By freeing up this time, we could accelerate human progress, unlocking new discoveries and innovations that were once beyond our imagination. Flying cars aren't just about convenience—they could be a catalyst for a more productive and visionary future.