China's $215,000 flying car.

[planedriver]

https://www.drive.com.au/news/chinese-flying-car-begins-testing/?utm_source=Nine-Front-Page&utm_medium=Referral

 

Who knows, maybe we'll get flooded with these, maybe not.

MG's don't look like I knew them, these days 😜

[440032]

I'm more excited by their Tiangong space station, where a glass of water happily sits on a table beside all the "taikonauts". (did everyone see that one?)

Edited July 4, 2022 by 440032

[Area-51]

Yes, correct, a glass of water would probably stay put in an artificially generated gravity situation...

 

 

[APenNameAndThatA]

I would much rather an aircraft with eight motors and propellers - lots of redundancy. Two rotors? Hell no! If one stops, you crash, end of story. 

[facthunter]

Glide like a whirling BRICK.  Nev

[planedriver]

Just going out for "quick spin", takes on a whole new unintended meaning.

[facthunter]

It's not aerodynamic. It qualifies as an air contraption. . At least a helicopter can autorotate. (Rotary wing). Nev