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The world's first flying car is about to be sold in the US next month
According to Terrafugia, Volvo's parent company, Transition can fly 640km at a maximum speed of 160km / h. The price of the model has not been decided yet.
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TF-X flying vehicles are licensed to test on US airspace
The ideal TF-X model is designed with a maximum cruising speed of 322km / h, a range of over 800km and a special runway for taking and landing.
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Italy announces the design of a vertical landing car
Italian car maker has announced the new design of the new TF-X with a speed of 322km / h, a range of 805km and no need for runways to take off and land.
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The car will launch in 2015
The first aircraft will likely be available in the market by 2015, giving people an option to move in the air.
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Preparing to sell cars flying
Flying cars are no longer just in science fiction novels anymore. Terrafugia (USA) said the car has just completed its first flight, so it is likely that it will start s…
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The world's first flying car officially came into use
The kind of dreaming vehicle with the ability to operate both on roads and air has become a reality and comes into use. It is the car flying Transition Terrafugia.
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Flying cars are coming true
It is likely that the car will reach the consumer next year. Recently, some models of 'flying cars' have been displayed at the Air Venture Show of the American E…
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Cars 'spread out' took off
Terrafugia Transition made a successful test flight at a landing zone in New York, USA.
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Flying car!
US company Terrafugia has announced the launch of the car in 2009. Called Transition, the $ 148,000 car is the size of a Cadillac Escalade.