China: Flying cars take off in China.

Storyline Flying cars take off in China Aviation companies in China are spending time and resources on developing viable flying cars. One company in southwest China's Chengdu City has created this six-seat electric flying car for urban transport. The cabin has adjustable seats and other multi-purpose vehicle features and is currently undergoing airworthiness certification. Liang Jiong, spokesman, Aerofugia : "The comfort level and tactile experience inside are the same as today's high-end new-energy MPVs. [The flying car] has a maximum range of 200 kilometers, and is able to, for example, travel point-to-point between cities and rapid connections along scenic routes." Another flying car from a company in south China's Guangzhou, meanwhile, has cleared its first public flight while undergoing airworthiness certification. With a maximum takeoff weight of 950 kilos and an eight‑meter fuselage and wingspan, its built for medium‑ to long‑distance travel across cities, seas, and mountains. Feng Shuai, chief technology officer, EHang: "If features car-style, side-opening doors and two seats. It can take off and land from rooftops. Eight propellers lift the aircraft vertically off the ground, and a rear pusher propeller provides strong power." Experts predict that flying cars will see large-scale adoption in the next decade or so. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]