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Hyundai’s electric air taxi flying cars land in 2028, but does humanity want them?

13 August 2024, 6:51 am

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Hyundai’s electric air taxi flying cars land in 2028, but does humanity want them?
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Hyundai’s electric air taxi flying cars land in 2028, but does humanity want them?
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AutoExec Summary
We’ve been promised flying cars for generations, and finally, it looks ready to happen. Hyundai’s Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) company Supernal plans to enter the air taxi market by 2028 with its S-A2 e-VTOL craft. US startup Joby Aviation is launching air taxi services in Dubai in early 2026. Flying cars could be a solution to congested urban roads, but concerns about noise, safety, and affordability remain. Despite these concerns, car companies like Hyundai, Toyota, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, and Stellantis are heavily invested. While there are challenges, the benefits of reducing urban congestion and carbon emissions appeal, and the potential for emergency services use could sway regulators to green light them.

Brands mentioned: Hyundai, Toyota, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, Boeing, Airbus

 

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