Volkswagen has a prototype of a flying car that's able to carry four people and fly autonomously. Good luck getting a ride, though, unless you're super rich.

Volkswagen has decided to switch gears and start building flying taxis. VW China unveiled a new eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) last week with some quite impressive performance ...

Volkswagen just dropped the mic with its adorable, self-driving ID. Buzz robotaxi. It’s a complete ride-sharing business in a cute, electric box, coming soon to an Uber near you. While others promise, ...

Volkswagen Launches Working Prototype of Flying ... the four-seated automated vehicle is officially named VMO and nicknamed “Flying Tiger,” coinciding with this year’s zodiac based on the ...

The price of the first true flying car starts at $300,000, with the Model A specs offering a 200-mile driving range, a 110-mile flight range, and seating for up to two people.

Before I list the third electric flying car I selected, I want to preface it by saying that both the Volkswagen and Joby eVTOLs are very cool looking. With that said, ...

The KleinVision AirCar has been designed in Europe as an old-school flying car, it's the only one in the world to have flown with a passenger on board. ... Volkswagen, and BMW, ...

Xpeng’s goal, Gu says, is to become a global company focused on AI-defined mobility, producing electric vehicles, robots, even flying cars. And soon: Approximately 40 percent of Xpeng’s ...