Big ambition: The flying car hovering at NEC’s facility in Tokyo. Japan is seeking to become a leader in flying cars after missing out on advancements in technology such as electric cars and ride-hailing services, — AP
TOKYO: It was caged and only hovered for about a minute, but it flew: a new flying car.
Made by NEC Corp, the vehicle is essentially a large drone with four propellers that’s capable of carrying people. The Japanese electronics maker demonstrated the machine, flying without a passenger, at a suburb here yesterday. Powered by a battery, it rose briefly to about 3m above the ground before settling down again.
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