Autoliv, the world's largest producer of airbags and seatbelts, said its partnership with Xpeng Aeroht is aimed at making low-altitude mobility safer.
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Xpeng Aeroht has filed a type certificate application for its modular flying car, which has been accepted by the civil aviation regulator.
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A step closer to flying cars.
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The flight validated that Xpeng Aeroht's products can meet the demands of use in complex urban environments, the company said.
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Xpeng's CEO believes the low-altitude economy will begin to make inroads into people's lives next year and the year after that, and will see it grow larger and larger over the next 5 to 20 years.
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Xpeng Aeroht said its modular flying car will be mass-produced and delivered in the fourth quarter of 2025.
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Xpeng unveiled two flying cars at the 1024 Tech Day. One of them is modular. It will be mass-produced in the future.
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The XPeng flying car is one step closer to the mass production. But will it really hit the roads?
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