AeroMobil: flying cars available for pre-orders

AeroMobil: If your dream was to become an aviator, it will soon become reality. How would you feel you could fly with your car? So in a while (?) You can do it.

Slovakian company AeroMobil has announced preliminary details of the first commercially available version of its aircraft. The company's prices range from 1,3 up to $1,7 million, depending on vehicle configuration.AIRCRAFT

However, the date remains a bit unclear. The company says it hopes to "reach full production in the coming years" and will deliver the first cars to customers in 2020.

AeroMobil made today its announcement and presented the latest version of its car at the Top Marques Monaco in a supercar show.

"Today is a defining day for the future of our travels, as the launch of the AeroMobil means that the daily flying carriage will be coming soon," said Juraj Vaculik, co-founder and CEO of AeroMobil.

“To get to this point, we have assembled a strong team of minds and experts in the automotive, motorsport and aerospace industries, to redefine the limits of what is possible in transportation”.

We first heard it Aeromobil in 2013. Since then, Mr for the design, sale and development of flying cars has become surprisingly intense and competitive. Although the road ahead remains long.

It is important to note that AeroMobil has indicated that it is looking for investors to help it move into the construction phase. Pre-orders are probably a good way to prove that a market of some kind really exists beyond the imaginations of children in of five years.

Until then, try jetpacks… they are definitely cheaper and there are ..

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