It’s a bird. No, it’s a plane. No, actually, it’s a Chinese flying car
Summary
The Deepal Flying Taxi, a Chinese two-seater electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, was showcased at Nepal's NADA Auto Show, highlighting future urban air mobility possibilities.
Key Points
- The Deepal Flying Taxi, an electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, was showcased at Nepal's NADA Auto Show.
- The flying taxi is a Chinese-made model developed by automaker Changan and aviation company EHang, capable of piloted or automated control.
- It can carry up to 600 kg, reach speeds of 135 km/h, and fly 30 km or 25 minutes on a single charge with advanced safety systems.
- Nepal sees potential for this technology in tourism, emergency services, and urban planning, but infrastructure and regulations need development first.
