The $2 Million Dollar Car That Can Fly
The $2 Million Dollar Car That Can Fly
It’s been the dream ever since the car and the airplane were together. Would be engineers and futurologists looked at these two forms of transportation that would reshape the world and thought, “One day these will be one in the same.” Cars that can switch seamlessly between over the road travel and over everything travel have become the sign that you finally live in the future, right up there with jet packs as the perpetually denied dream. Don’t look now, but jet packs have existed for decades now. It’s just that they never can get all that practical and they have limited use. The car that can go from car to plane and back to car has faced its own challenges. Generally speaking in order to make a car a plane you have to make the car kind of terrible to meet the realities of aircraft design. Regardless of the challengers we can’t let go of the dream of giving up congestion on the ground for congestion in the sky. Kien-Vision has crossed a hurdle that has been crossed before but hopes that it won’t fall into the pitfalls that have held up other transformable cars that are also planes with its $2 million transformable which promises future models that will and being a boat to its already substantial resume. Maybe the window has closed for planes that drive on roads and the reality of the airborn cars are electric vertical take off and landing flying taxis, with big companies and cities making big investments into the small group local air travel. Is a transformable vehicle something you’re looking for? Let us know in the comments and while you’re there be sure to like and subscribe for the latest videos. Subscribe for more amazing videos! ► http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Richest ◄ Written by: Ryan Carbrey Narrated by: Clinton Conyer Edited by: Umair G For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:08 Klein-Vision AirCar 3:54 Terrafugia 6:38 Aeromobil 7:56 Pal-V 9:36 Samson Sky Switchblade 10:19 eVTOL 14:25 History of Failure 15:24 Outro
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It’s been the dream ever since the car and the airplane were together. Would be engineers and futurologists looked at these two forms of transportation that would reshape the world and thought, “One day these will be one in the same.” Cars that can switch seamlessly between over the road travel and over everything travel have become the sign that you finally live in the future, right up there with jet packs as the perpetually denied dream. Don’t look now, but jet packs have existed for decades now. It’s just that they never can get all that practical and they have limited use. The car that can go from car to plane and back to car has faced its own challenges. Generally speaking in order to make a car a plane you have to make the car kind of terrible to meet the realities of aircraft design. Regardless of the challengers we can’t let go of the dream of giving up congestion on the ground for congestion in the sky. Kien-Vision has crossed a hurdle that has been crossed before but hopes that it won’t fall into the pitfalls that have held up other transformable cars that are also planes with its $2 million transformable which promises future models that will and being a boat to its already substantial resume. Maybe the window has closed for planes that drive on roads and the reality of the airborn cars are electric vertical take off and landing flying taxis, with big companies and cities making big investments into the small group local air travel. Is a transformable vehicle something you’re looking for? Let us know in the comments and while you’re there be sure to like and subscribe for the latest videos. Subscribe for more amazing videos! ► http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Richest ◄ Written by: Ryan Carbrey Narrated by: Clinton Conyer Edited by: Umair G For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:08 Klein-Vision AirCar 3:54 Terrafugia 6:38 Aeromobil 7:56 Pal-V 9:36 Samson Sky Switchblade 10:19 eVTOL 14:25 History of Failure 15:24 Outro
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