The car that transforms into an aircraft in just two minutes


You’ll need at least €299,000 to get your hands on a Pal-V Liberty. — AFP Relaxnews

Dutch company Pal-V hopes to market the world’s first production flying car in 2022.

On the road, this vehicle will look like a small sports car, albeit one that can transform into a flying machine in a matter of moments. Already approved for Europe, it is available for pre-order on the manufacturer’s website.

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