Xpeng Aero HT unveils ‘flying car’ that’s part van, part eVTOL at CES 2025
TechCrunchDEC 2024
This crash exposes the premature rush to commercialize flying car technology before adequate safety protocols are established. The collision during a simple formation flight demonstrates that these vehicles aren't ready for public use, let alone mass production by 2026 as promised.
One isolated incident during high-difficulty stunt maneuvers shouldn't overshadow the tremendous progress in eVTOL technology and China's leadership in the growing low-altitude economic sector. The quick emergency response and minimal injuries prove that safety systems work effectively.
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