Clients would say they look up in the sky and see a plane and it doesn’t look like it should be there,” he says. “It should ...

Unveiled at CES 2026, the Rictor X4 is a personal eVTOL priced under $40,000 that flies under FAA Part 103 ultralight rules.

A flying car for the price of a Camry? The Rictor X4 promises sky-high commuting for just $40k. It fits in a truck, requires ...

You soon may be able to climb into an electric flying taxi and zip from to and from these Florida cities in less than 20 ...

It intrigues me that we are already 25 years into the 2000s. I remember when the year 2000 felt impossibly far away. Surely by then we would be living like George Jetson — commuting around Gillette in ...

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Norway came close to its objective of selling only zero-emission cars in 2025, with electric vehicles accounting for 95.9 percent of new registrations. Although Norway is western Europe's largest ...

Welcoming more than 80 million passengers a year, Istanbul Airport has become one of the most important aviation hubs in the world. Istanbul Airport is Europe’s busiest airport based on the number of ...

CES 2026 will be my 18th time heading to Las Vegas to cover all of the cars and automotive technology at the world's largest tech show. After all this time, stepping into that convention center still ...

Automakers from China took a record 12.8% market share in the European region, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing data collected by market research firm Dataforce. The company is also gearing up ...

BYD is not launching a flying car. After rumors surfaced online, the Chinese EV giant pushed back, saying it has no such plans. The rumors began spreading after a video surfaced on social media ...

FLYING CARS have been humanity’s dream since European futurists mused about them at the dawn of the automobile age in the late 19th century. Time and again humanity has been disappointed. “We wanted ...