Most of today’s personal flying vehicles fall under the category of EVTOLs (Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing aircraft). These are essentially large drones powered by batteries or hydrogen fuel cells,

Archer Aviation CEO Adam Goldstein told Newsweek that he believes eVTOLs are safer, cheaper and quieter than helicopters.

The arrest of a daredevil who flew near the Verrazzano Bridge has big implications for the city’s nascent recreational aviation scene.

While Chinese EV maker Xpeng had its bright yellow sports sedan, dubbed “The Next P7,” as the centerpiece of its booth, it kicked off its IAA Munich 2025 press conference with a sprawling, Euro-centric business update. With all this growth, what’s next?

Xpeng is nearly ready to begin selling its flying cars. Aside from the legal, regulatory and logistical hurdles that come with such an endeavor, there is the very important matter of driving, or flying, the plus-sized mobility solutions. The company is ...