What the Tesla Flying Roadster Reveal Means to the Flying Car Market
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The display of the Tesla Roadster flying through the mass of cars led many to question the regulation of regulation.
What the Tesla Flying Roadster Reveal Means to the Flying Car Market
What are the real questions we should be asking Prineville, Oregon Officials at Samson Sky, developer of the Switchblade Flying Car, say the tremendous public attention surrounding Tesla’s flying Roadster reveal underscores a growing global interest for flying cars. Samson Sky Founder and CEO Sam Bousfield with the original prototype of the Switchblade Flying Car. [...]
It has not been clarified what category of license one can drive it with as it has characteristics of a car and an F-35 fighter. With yet another impressive move, Elon Musk managed to draw the spotlight on himself and the Tesla car brand. However, this is not the first time that the Tesla CEO has tried to impress consumers with products and cars that under no circumstances can be driven on public roads.
The Tesla Roadster supercar attracts attention with its ability to accelerate in less than a second and its aerial stunts; however, the issue that concerns many is that this special electric car needs a different "stage" than the existing traffic infrastructure.
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