An unreleased XPeng flying car appears to be tested, as shown on the company's new official video published on Weibo. Unreleased XPeng Flying Car Being Tested! New Video Shows HT Aero eVTOL With ...

GUANGZHOU, China — HT Aero, the flying car company backed by Chinese electric carmaker Xpeng Inc. and its founder, raised more than $500 million from outside investors. The money will be put toward ...

It’s not quite in its final intended form, but XPeng’s AeroHT X3 has already achieved something most people didn’t think was possible anytime soon: lifting a street-legal passenger vehicle into the ...

Last October, Xpeng AeroHT, a subsidiary of China’s EV maker Xpeng specializing in eVTOLs and flying cars, unveiled an otherworldly digital concept that blurred the lines between a futuristic van and ...

XPeng’s eVTOL business arm AeroHT announced it has received a conditional permit from the Chinese government to continue flights operated by a human in its X2 “flying car.” According to the company, ...

As reported first by New Atlas, only two electric rotors with large-diameter blades were employed in the original VTOL system for the HT Aero flying supercar. These were installed on folding, ...

If you need any more proof of just how innovative Chinese car manufacturers have become in recent years, look no further than Xpeng and its new AeroHT. The dramatic six-wheeled road-going “land ...

The optionally piloted X3-F air module is controlled by a single joystick. Credit: XPeng Aero HT Chinese hybrid eVTOL startup XPeng AeroHT has rebranded itself to Aridge, while also announcing scores ...

We recently compiled a list of the 10 Firms Shine Amid Wall Street's Lackluster Trading. In this article, we are going to take a look at where XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) stands against the other stocks. A ...

Urban air mobility (UAM) company AeroHT continues to make progress toward the “flying car” it has promised to deliver by 2024. XPeng Huitian (aka AeroHT) recently posted a video to Weibo demonstrating ...

The X2 is designed by Chinese startup HT Aero, which is in turn owned by eight-year-old Chinese electric car manufacturer XPeng. Last week, an article in United Arab Emirates newspaper Khaleej Times ...