In a bold movement that has surprised the world,Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, the heir prince of Dubai, has officially presented theThe first flying car in the world has a price of only $ 4,999-A amazing development that could redefine transport forever.
The announcement, made during a high -profile technological summit in Dubai, points out what many call thebeginning of the personal air mobility revolution– And it is reaching a price that nobody expected.
The presentation: a vision of the future
Called the“Falcon x1”, The compact flying car is an elegant vertical vehicle and landing (Vtol) of a single passenger designed for urban travelers, emergency responders and adventure search engines equally. Built with light carbon fiber, equipped with AI navigation and fed by a silent electric propulsion system, the Falcon X1 promises a maximum speed of 120 mph and a range of 75 miles with a single load.
But the biggest shock? He$ 4,999 Price Tag-A fraction of what experts predicted for a first -generation consumer flying car.
According to developers, Falcon X1 is the product of aPublic-Private Association between Dubai’s future mobility laboratory and the multiple aerospace startups. Mass production will take place in state -of -the -art facilities using 3D printing and modular battery systems, drastically reducing manufacturing costs.
Industry experts believe that this disruptive price is a strategic movement of Dubai to position itself as the world leader in next generation transport.
Global reaction: shock, emotion and skepticism
The news of the flying car instantly dominated the global headlines, with millions of views through platforms such as X (previously Twitter), YouTube and Tiktok. Hashtags like#DubaiflyingCar, #Falconx1, y#Skyisnowopentrend for hours.
Tech Moguls, Automotive Experts y Futurists Izled INSOLLO:
ELON ALMIZCLEPublished a cryptic tweet:“Game on.”
Jeff BezosHe called it“The most disruptive product of the decade.”
Environmental groupsHe precautionedly praised the totally electrical design, but requested clear airspace regulations.
What happens later?
According to reports, early orders for Falcon X1 are limited to 10,000 units for the first production, and already, a waiting list of more than 1 million people has formed within 24 hours after the announcement.
