See the drawing of the foldable flying car of Google co-founder

Thanks to the copyright application submitted recently, we can witness the model that Zee.Aero is testing.

Google co-founder Larry Page has secretly "poured" more than $ 100 million of his pocket money for his flying car project, according to a Bloomberg source. It took him a lot of effort to keep his identity a secret in the company, so that the company's employees were not allowed to say his name.

The company, code-named Zee.Aero , has been operating since 2010, based near Google at Mauntain View. It has about 150 employees and is now available or a regular prototype car is regularly tested. Thanks to the copyright application submitted recently, we can witness the model that Zee.Aero is testing.

This is the first test sample to be filed for patent in January 2016.

It has many engines and wings like real aircraft.

The horizontal image shows it is like a small plane.

Bloomberg said the company has worked on this design for many years but there is no prototype that contains both pilots.

And this is a new and more modern design.

The propellers along the body of the bay make it possible to take off vertically.

It will be used primarily to fly.

And it will most likely be an autonomously controlled flying car.

When inactive, the wings will be folded neatly .

. to fit in the parking lot.