That's it - the Dutch company PAL-V announced the acceptance of pre-orders for its "world's first certified serial flying car", which was licensed according to the standards of automotive and aviation security of the United States and Europe.
The three-wheeled two-seater aeromobile is a hybrid of a helicopter and a three-wheeled Carver, equipped with folding blades and two Rotax engines, one of which has a capacity of 100 hp. designed to move on the ground, the second (200 hp) - through the air. On the road, the PAL-V Liberty will be able to pick up speed up to 160 kilometers per hour (acceleration from 0 to 100 km / h will take 9 seconds), in the air - up to 180 kilometers per hour with a maximum altitude of 3,500 meters. The flight range on a full tank will be 500 km, which is quite good. The transformation process from a car to an analogue of a helicopter or gyroplane takes about 10 minutes.
The first commercially marketed production model of a “flying car” could obtain permission to use it on roads in the Netherlands in August. "write in zenger.news"
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