XPeng to launch ‘flying car’ next year, priced at $500,000

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XPeng continues to pursue its goal. The car manufacturer from China, partially financed by VW, has now introduced its own chip, a new battery, a new car and a strategy for the coming years. The focus is on AI, in its own vehicles, but also in humanoid robots and flying cars. XPeng sounds a little like Tesla in these business areas. The focus on AI is similar. Now even with its own Turing chip, which offers 40 cores and can process up to 30 billi…

XPeng to launch ‘flying car’ next year, priced at $500,000

The Land Aircraft Carrier combines a ute and drone to allow owners to drive and fly, but regulation and safety are big hurdles to overcome for it to arrive in Australia. Chinese brand XPeng is looking to shake up the automotive market with the launch of its first consumer-ready ‘flying car’ in 2026. However, in its first iteration at least, it won’t look much like the cars from Back To The Future, but instead essentially be a large drone that c…