Leo Coupe is a personal flying car that costs $460,000. It can reach a speed of 320 km/h and fly 400 km without charging.
American startup Leo Flight presented the first project of the electric flying car Coupe. It is planned to go into production from 2026. Details of the model appeared on the company’s website.
Leo Coupe is an unusual flying car. If most of them are created for taxi services, then they are positioned as a personal vehicle – a kind of flying supercar. The cost is already known; It starts at $460,000.
The new Leo Coupe really resembles a supercar. It has a wide, modern design with huge fenders front and rear and up-opening doors.
The Leo Coupe cabin is designed for 3-4 people and has a large glass area. It has luxurious interior trim and equipment that includes a head-up display, seatback screens and airbags.
The Leo Coupe will be fully autonomous, meaning its owner will not need to obtain a pilot’s license. The range of the vehicle, which can reach a speed of 320 km/h on autopilot, will be approximately 400 km. Fast wireless charging is being developed specifically for the aircraft and a network of charging stations is being prepared.
Automatic stabilization function is also provided. In case of engine failure, Leo Coupe can glide or open a parachute and land on the ground.
Previously Focus He said that a Ukrainian had designed a flying car.
We also wrote about an air taxi from the creator of Ferrari and McLaren.
Source: Focus
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