The world's first flying car announced a price of more than 14 billion VND
This two-person flying car can reach a top speed of 160 km/h on land and 180 km/h in the air. It can reach a maximum altitude of 3,350 m with an estimated range of 563 km.
The world's first commercial flying car was unveiled at the Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland. Dutch manufacturer PAL-V has now started taking orders via its official website, CNBC news agency reported.
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| The flying car model is expected to be launched in 2019. |
According to the company, the first orders will be delivered in 2019 once final safety certification is received.
This two-person flying car can reach a top speed of 160 km/h on land and 180 km/h in the air. It can reach a maximum altitude of 3,350 m with an estimated range of 563 km.
Switching from road to air mode is not as simple as pushing a button and requires human intervention, but the process takes less than 10 minutes.
The first limited edition PAL-V will be priced at 499,000 euros ($621,500), with only 90 units being sold. A “Liberty Sport Edition” will follow, with an estimated price of 299,000 dollars. The price includes the cost of a flight lesson.
PAL-V is licensed to fly under the regulations of US and European aviation safety agencies. However, buyers will also need to have a pilot's license.
