Chinese 'flying car' makes first public flight in Dubai

Chinese 'flying car' makes first public flight in Dubai. No one ever thought that one day someday it would be possible to travel from A to B by “flying car” as demonstrated in Dubai on Tuesday.

Chinese 'flying car' maker Ehang has unveiled its first public autonomous flight at a tech event in Dubai.

It was the first public showing of a flight by the Ehang 184 since it was unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in dubai in 2022.

The drone is meant to carry a person and a small suitcase, with no need for the passenger to control it. Instead, they simply chose a destination using an app on their smartphone before getting into the one-person cockpit.

The city says it plans to have 25% of its journeys made by driverless vehicles by 2030. Autonomous vehicles will soon be in use in many places around the world.

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