Meet the Six-Wheel Hybrid And eVTOL In The Trunk – Video

Xpeng Aeroht has brought its flying car to CES. This six-wheeled ‘Land Aircraft Carrier’ can take off from the road carrying an eVTOL and charge to fly instantly.

This isn’t your run-of-the-mill hybrid behemoth if such a thing exists. This one has a surprise in the trunk. Have you ever dreamed of carrying your own flying machine in your car? This aerial carrier from X-Pan Aero could be the answer. Because of their small size and the large amount of batteries in electric vehicles, most eVs we see are very low-powered and require some kind of separate trailer. Carrying them to their destination. That’s where this six-wheeled watercraft comes in. Not only is it designed to carry the two-seater flying machine to any scenic spot you want to fly around, it can also act as a recorder. So when you reach your destination, the EV battery is charged and ready to fly. Expan Aero co-founder and vice president Wong Tan tells me that the idea of ​​making the train a hybrid vehicle was designed to extend the range to 1000 kilometers or 621 miles. A full tank of fuel and full steering on a cruise ship can recharge EVs in a trunk up to 6 times. How safety works. X-Man Aero says it’s very important. Redundancy is built into everything from aircraft engines to controls. Underneath some propellers are mechanical stabilizers, which can stabilize the aircraft if there is a problem with the propellers. The joystick is the primary control, and several buttons next to it perform the same functions as backups. We couldn’t be inside the mothership this time, but Xant Aero allowed us to enter the EV toll section, which has already made test flights. As you can see, it is very comfortable in here. I’m about 5’11 to change, so. I’m not banging my head on the ceiling. I have enough room for my feet. Ah, that sounds good. If you’re a few inches taller than me, you’d be hitting your head if I really stretched out, I could hit the ceiling, but this thing has to be compact because it has to fit in your trunk. I personally have never seen anything like this. The closest thing to a visual, I would say is a cybertruck because of the light on the front and all the shapes and colors. However, XPin Aero’s modular flying car serves a very different purpose. Actually, I think the form follows the function. Why we have this design, I don’t think it’s just who it is, I think it’s to increase the power of this car, because of the extra weight of this and the ability to go on the road. And secondly, we think about how we can make it the future as we bring it into the future. Despite its sci-fi design, the Xan Aero says this is not a concept car. They plan to make it more. They are working to get approval in China, they already have more than 3000 orders, and they hope to start shipping in 2026. The company says the flying car will be affordable. It will first be available in China for under $300,000 and is expected to expand to other markets in the future. What do you think of the X-Pan Aero aerial lift? Tell us below in the comments. Thank you very much for watching. Subscribe to CNET for the latest and greatest technology news. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ll be leaving.