In a groundbreaking move, a Chinese firm has secured the technology behind a revolutionary flying car, originally conceived and successfully tested in Europe. This venture marks a significant advancement in China’s pursuit of innovative flying transport solutions.
The AirCar’s Journey
The AirCar, which boasts a BMW engine and operates on conventional fuel, achieved a milestone by completing a 35-minute flight between two airports in Slovakia in 2021. Its ability to transform from a car to an aircraft in just over two minutes captured the imagination of many.
Exclusive Rights Secured
Hebei Jianxin Flying Car Technology Company, based in Cangzhou, has obtained exclusive rights to manufacture and operate AirCar aircraft within a specified region in China. The details of this geographic area remain undisclosed, highlighting the strategic nature of this acquisition.
China’s Visionary Move
With this acquisition, China reinforces its position at the forefront of the electric vehicle (EV) revolution and now ventures into the realm of flying transport. The integration of the AirCar technology signifies China’s commitment to leading in transportation innovation.
