The day of the flying car is very close. And in two to three years the car can be seen in the sky. The world's largest technology and automobile makers have started investing behind the Flying Cars. Japan's car maker Toyota is one step ahead. The company has invested in an entrepreneurial firm that owns a flying car. By 2020, Toyota aims to bring small-scale flying flyovers to the market.
Toyota has invested $ 3.18 million in the entrepreneurship company named Kartivar Resource Management. The company is working on developing a fly cart named Sky Drive. Recently the battery and aluminum structure have tested an airconditioner's engineer's engineers in the entrepreneurship company. During the trial, the car blew a lot of dust and sounded. In addition, tremble in a few seconds, people have fallen to the same height and fell again.
Subasha Nakamura, who led the cartoonist's flying car project, said, "As a movie scene, as well as walking on the road as well as the purpose of creating the carriage of moving vehicles in the sky, the aim is to create a carpeter. I personally like cars and airplanes. Many dreams of flying in a private car will go to different places. '
There is a plan to create more advanced designs for flying cars from the Toyota carrier. By 2019 people will be able to ride in this car.
Note that Airbus, a European aircraft maker working in the development of the flying car prototype, In 2016, Airbus started a separate division called 'Urban Air Mobility'. This section is working on the idea of constructing flyer-like flyovers like helicopters. The car will be able to transport multiple passengers together in the city. You have to use an app to rent an air car. Much like a car sharing platform.
Apart from Airbus, the new goal has been fixed in the field of communication services, known as the taxi transport provider. The aim of the fly taxi service is to set up a smartphone application (app) -based entrepreneur. By 2020, aims to start this service in Texas and Dubai.
Kitty Hawk, a US entrepreneur working for the development of the Urukku motorcycle. It has been named Flyer. Google is helping the US technology giant Google References: ABC News