Xpeng Expects x2 Flying Car to Launch in 2024

StreetInsider2021-09-15

XPeng Huitian, the electric flying car company owned by XPeng (NYSE: XPEV), announced Wednesday at the 2021 World New Energy Vehicle Congress (WNCVC) that they expect to launch its “fifth-generation ...

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ReneRene
·2021-09-15
Flying car seems far-fetched… how to ensureflying cars can be safely operated by a regular person and what is the supporting infrastructure/ regulation for flying cars?
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