The First Fully Electric Flying Car in the World, With a 177 Kilometre Range

 The First Fully Electric Flying Car in the World, With a 177 Kilometre Range

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States recently granted a Special Airworthiness Certification to Alef Aeronautics, a company that specialises in automotive and aviation technologies. This approval allows Alef's flying cars to travel in American airspace immediately.  

This accomplishment signifies the first time a vehicle of this type, also known as a flying automobile, has been certified in America.

This important accomplishment by Alef Aeronautics was confirmed by the aviation law firm Aero Law Centre. The FAA is working on policies for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles as well as rules limiting how eVTOLs interact with ground infrastructure, according to the company's official statement.

Alef Aeronautics stressed that the Special Airworthiness Certificate imposes limitations on the areas and purposes for which their aircraft may fly. This restriction's observance was promised by the company.

By effortlessly switching between flying and ground travel, Alef, a flexible form of transportation, gives consumers the benefit of avoiding traffic jams. Alef provides quick and easy transportation solutions with a flying range of 110 miles (177 km) and a driving range of 200 miles (322 km). Due to its special skills, users can travel farther and faster than with conventional cars. Alef's dual-mode transit system lets you travel freely.