It's finally time to retire all those "It's 2022/3/4/5, and we still don't have flying cars" memes! "At CES 2025, XPeng AeroHT, a subsidiary of the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer XPeng, unveiled the Land Aircraft Carrier (LAC)—a groundbreaking modular flying car that seamlessly integrates ground and aerial travel capabilities,

Xpeng Aero HT, the aerospace company under Chinese EV startup Xpeng, unveiled at CES 2025 its “modular flying car,” the so-called Land Aircraft Carrie. It’s ssentially an electric minivan with a small folding eVTOL (vertical takeoff and landing vehicle) tucked in the back,

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That last bit is important, because the Air Module inside the Land Aircraft Carrier isn’t designed for commuting. It’s really meant for exploring remote areas, such as where you might go camping. So, instead of flying up a drone to take a look around and take in the sights, you might fly up yourself.

Xpeng Aero HT, a subsidiary of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) start-up Xpeng, has unveiled its futuristic "modular flying car" at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The vehicle, called the Land Aircraft Carrier, is a one-of-a-kind combination of an electric minivan and a compact eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft.

Xpeng Aero HT, the aerospace division of Chinese EV startup Xpeng, introduced its groundbreaking modular flying car, the Land Aircraft Carrier. Thi

CES loves a flying car, doesn't it? At this year's consumer tech showcase, we took a look at Xpeng Aero HT's Land Aircraft Carrier, and got inside the cockpit of the company's modular eVTOL (that's electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing for the uninitiated).