Hyundai, one of the largest automobile manufacturers in the world, comes up with interesting concepts every day. Recently, the company introduced the Hyundai Seven concept vehicle, which has hygienic features, to us.
Now, the company has shared details about its flying taxis. Everyone was excited with the statement made by the Hyundai Europe department. The company wants to start mass production of its flying taxis by 2030.
Hyundai flying taxis will go into mass production in 2030!
Michael Cole, head of Hyundai’s Europe division, said the following about flying taxis in an interview: “We still have a while before we can fly this thing comfortably. But we are sure it will happen. Sky travel is the only tool that can solve the traffic problem in crowded cities. Our vehicles, with their zero-emission structures, will also come to solve this problem. ”
Hyundai will collaborate with Uber for its taxis. These taxis will only be able to travel in the air, unlike flying cars that can go both in the air and on the ground. In general, flying taxis have the design of both an airplane, a helicopter and a drone. In this way, flying taxis look much more futuristic and interesting.
The company has been working on the SA-1 drone model for a long time. The Korean manufacturer has invested heavily in R&D for this model. This model will give vertical landing and take-off landing. The model, which has a maximum speed of 290 km / h, will be able to reach heights between 300 and 600 meters. All flying taxis, including this model, will have an electric motor.
Other companies are also working on it!
Recently, Honda introduced its hybrid flying vehicle called eVTOL. This flying vehicle has a futuristic design like Hyundai’s flying taxis. This flying vehicle will be used as a taxi like Hyundai’s flying vehicles. The vehicle, which plans to offer a range of approximately 400 km, will be put into mass production by 2030. So, what are your thoughts? Do you think flying taxis will be popular in the future? Do not forget to leave your comments and opinions below.
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