The AeroMobil, Worlds First Flying Car
The AeroMobil 4.0 is a fully functional flying car that drives on the road at up to 160km/h and transforms into an aircraft in less than three minutes. Developed over a decade by Slovak company AeroMobil, this sporty two-seater outputs 300bhp and represents one of the most complete attempts yet at making the flying car a reality.
What is the AeroMobil 4.0?
After 10 years of research and development, the AeroMobil 4.0 is finally here. It is a fully functional road car that can drive at speeds up to 160km/h. The coolest part is that it transforms into a plane in less than three minutes. First introduced at the Paris Air Show, it is a genuine roadable aircraft rather than a rendering or a one-off. According to AeroMobil, the vehicle combines the functionality of a car and an aeroplane in a single flexible platform.
What are the AeroMobil 4.0 specs and price?
The world's first flying car is capable of outputting 300bhp with a flying range of 740km. With a price tag of around USD 1.8 million, this sporty two-seat model seamlessly transforms from car to aircraft in under three minutes. A truly unique piece of engineering, it pairs a hybrid powertrain with an advanced automotive crash structure built from composite materials. As Flying Magazine reported, the first edition was a strictly limited run, underlining its status as a collector-grade machine.
How tested is the AeroMobil flying car?
The latest version of AeroMobil has undergone over 10,000 hours of simulated and live flight tests over the course of its development. You can visit the first flying car in person at the TheArsenale Miami store located in the Miami Design District. It will leave you breathless.
Where to find flying cars and personal aircraft
If the AeroMobil sparks your appetite for personal flight, explore TheArsenale's air collection, including the XPENG X2 eVTOL flying car, the hybrid-electric Atea aircraft, the amphibious Icon A5 light sport aircraft and the Valkyrie private aircraft. Browse the full Air collection of flying cars and eVTOLs and the Airplanes and drones collection.
