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The Influence of Slovakian Flying Car, To Go On Sale & Where are We ?


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The World Is out of India are changing at a very speedy rate and even we have not think what they have invented and developed for commercialization. Here You will find the visual of that car at the end of my blog. The Industries are changing their technology and accelerating their growth here I am trying to show you how they are upgrading their Industry and the economy of their country. Aeromobil Company has developed two-seater flying car which can take flight from any clear road could go on sale and its price is 1.5 Million US Dollar in India (10,46,92,500 INR), potentially changing personal transport on a global scale.


The Czech-built vehicle can hit over 160 kph on the ground and it flies at 200 kph on twin propellers. The car can land on just 150 feet of grass, and fly for up to 690 kilometres. It can be used in road traffic anywhere in Europe and needs just 750 feet of clear road to take off.


The Aeromobil hope it will "change personal transport on a global scale." We don't even need airports. If something like a flying Uber and flying Lyft will be on the market, I think many users will find this a very efficient way to move," Vaculik said(Martin Vaculík is a Slovak motorcycle speedway).


The company is in near-final prototype stage - and unlike other rivals, meets the criteria both for planes and for road vehicles in Europe, 'Metro.co.uk' reported. The car is equipped with an autopilot - and a parachute for emergencies - and its makers hope it will herald a new age of "door to door" transportation.


The working model was designed and built in just 10 months. Aeromobil also has toughened suspension, so that the car can take off from relatively rough terrain, including paved streets or parkland. However, Vaculik admits there are still some hurdles regarding where the plane is allowed to fly and take off. The company is yet to confirm a price tag or release date for the vehicle.

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