Flying vehicles

Australia's Alauda just pulled the covers off something awesomely wacky, a full-sized, fully-operational flying electric race car. It's called the Airspeeder Mk3, and it will actually enter a race this year. Its frame uses a lightweight carbon-fiber monocoque chassis and a slippery aerodynamic teardrop body. The Airspeeder Mk3 is powered by a 96kW purely electric

Over the years, cars that fly have tended to suck at both flying and being cars, so to fix that problem, Terrafugia's just unveiled its TF-X, an insane and awesome 200mph-going, hybrid-powered ride that has a range of up to 500 miles per flight.

RYNO Motors showcases its foray into the very small club of self-balancing scooters with a video showing its upcoming 2013 model.

the winner of the race to become street legal is autogyro, who’s ‘gyrodrive’ vehicle is officially authorized to travel both road and sky.

Paul Moller dreams of people getting around in flying cars. But it’s not easy to pursue a dream that many consider merely the stuff of science fiction — even if you’ve devoted decades of thought and millions of dollars to the effort, as the 70-year-old Moller has.

The DA62 moves up to seven passengers and equipment further and faster than anything else in its class, with exceptional fuel efficiency, luxury and twin-piston aircraft security.

a small company from poland jetson aero decided to take on the challenge of designing and building what most of us would call a flying sports car

The Airlander 10, the world's fanciest blimp, is the largest flying vehicle on earth and also earned the nickname "the flying bum".

The 'Big Drone' had its maiden outdoor flight in Croatia with CEO of the Drone Champions League, Herbert Weirather, in the hot seat while a remote pilot made the craft loop and roll.

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