Chennai-based firm to reveal Asia's first hybrid flying car in October
1 min read . Updated: 15 Aug 2021, 11:36 AM IST
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The hybrid electric flying car from Vinata Aeromobility gets an ejection parachute as well as airbags enabled cockpit.
The two-seater hybrid flying car weighs 1100kg and can handle a maximum takeoff weight of 1300kg.
With companies all over the world racing to launch their flying cars and make the next big revolution in mobility a reality, Chennai-based Vinata Aeromobility is looking to set another milestone. The company is all set to launch its autonomous hybrid flying car on 5 October at the world's largest Helitech Exhibition - Excel, London. Claimed to be Asia's first hybrid flying car, the Made in India two-seater vehicle uses bio fuel alongside electricity to make its usage more sustainable.
The hybrid flying car weighs 1100kg and can handle a maximum takeoff weight of 1300kg. The aircraft type of the flying car is Hybrid Electric vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) and its rotor configuration is Co-axial quad-rotor. There is backup power that can provide electricity to the motor in the event of a generator power interruption.
(Also read | Flying cars will be a reality by 2030, reduce congestion: Hyundai Europe chief)
Vinata's hybrid flying car features digital instrument panels with artificial intelligence to make the experience for flying and driving the its car more engaging and hassle-free. The company claims that its flying car is luxurious, gets visually appealing exterior, features GPS tracker and entertainment on board. The flying car gets a panoramic window canopy that provides a 300-degree view.
The hybrid flying car is claimed to have a range of 100 kilometres and a top speed of 120km/hr. The maximum flight time is claimed to be 60 minutes and the highest service ceiling is 3,000 feet.
1 min read . Updated: 15 Aug 2021, 11:36 AM IST
HT Auto Desk
The hybrid electric flying car from Vinata Aeromobility gets an ejection parachute as well as airbags enabled cockpit.
The two-seater hybrid flying car weighs 1100kg and can handle a maximum takeoff weight of 1300kg.
With companies all over the world racing to launch their flying cars and make the next big revolution in mobility a reality, Chennai-based Vinata Aeromobility is looking to set another milestone. The company is all set to launch its autonomous hybrid flying car on 5 October at the world's largest Helitech Exhibition - Excel, London. Claimed to be Asia's first hybrid flying car, the Made in India two-seater vehicle uses bio fuel alongside electricity to make its usage more sustainable.
The hybrid flying car weighs 1100kg and can handle a maximum takeoff weight of 1300kg. The aircraft type of the flying car is Hybrid Electric vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) and its rotor configuration is Co-axial quad-rotor. There is backup power that can provide electricity to the motor in the event of a generator power interruption.
(Also read | Flying cars will be a reality by 2030, reduce congestion: Hyundai Europe chief)
Vinata's hybrid flying car features digital instrument panels with artificial intelligence to make the experience for flying and driving the its car more engaging and hassle-free. The company claims that its flying car is luxurious, gets visually appealing exterior, features GPS tracker and entertainment on board. The flying car gets a panoramic window canopy that provides a 300-degree view.
The hybrid flying car is claimed to have a range of 100 kilometres and a top speed of 120km/hr. The maximum flight time is claimed to be 60 minutes and the highest service ceiling is 3,000 feet.
Chennai-based firm to reveal Asia's first hybrid flying car in October
The hybrid electric flying car from Vinata Aeromobility gets an ejection parachute as well as airbags enabled cockpit..The two-seater hybrid flying car weighs 1100kg and can handle a maximum takeoff weight of 1300kg.
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