Terrafugia invents the world's first useable Flying Car
An US Based company called Terrafugia is currently developing the world's first marketable flying car. Ever since the first human lifted an aircraft above the ground, we have been challenging the limits and creating new and improved technologies for flying machines. The flying car concept has been inspiring many dreame
An US Based company called Terrafugia is currently developing the world's first marketable flying car. Ever since the first human lifted an aircraft above the ground, we have been challenging the limits and creating new and improved technologies for flying machines. The flying car concept has been inspiring many dreamers and aircraft enthusiasts.
The first advantage of the flying car is that it beats all kinds of traffic as you can travel to anyplace at any time. It will not create or meet any traffic jams. In the sci-fi movie "Back to the Future" and "Blade Runner", it has been seen that humans already have the concept of creating flying cars. However, due to practical and technological reasons, these ideas have only been limited to be classified under Science Fiction.
Terrafugia has turned their ideas into reality. The flying car takes advantage of today's most advanced automotive and aviation technologies. Using a hybrid car concept and plane's advanced automatic navigation features, the company already have a flying car which is meeting all necessary conditions for the mass market. The first version named The Transition is sold at $279,000 USD. A newer version called The TF-X, which is the ideal flying car will take a few more years to develop.
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