Elon Musk vows to unveil a flying car by year end and redefine traffic forever
Multibillionaire Elon Musk has teased a flying car as the next leap in transportation. The project would turn a decades-long dream of a vehicle that rises above traffic and the limits of ground travel into a tangible possibility, Gizmodo reports. The idea of air-powered cars has long attracted inventors, but a true car that can take off and land vertically has yet to appear. Now, according to recent remarks, the situation may be changing. In a recent appearance on Joe Rogan's show, Musk discussed the prototype of his new transport and said that spectators could see the first demonstration flight by the end of the year.
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Musk reveals prototype during Joe Rogan interview, promising first flight by year’s end
During a recent episode of Joe Rogan's podcast, Musk outlined details of his new transport prototype. He said that viewers should expect to see the first demonstration flight by the end of the year, signaling a potential turning point for airborne mobility.
Past promises have faced delays and skepticism
Though Musk's companies have previously announced plans for such a vehicle, those promises often remained unrealized. The current statements carry more confidence, suggesting that development is drawing closer to completion.
Musk describes the upcoming demonstration as the most unforgettable product demonstration in history
Musk himself described the upcoming demonstration as "the most unforgettable product demonstration in history".
What is this flying car likely to be?
It remains unclear what form the vehicle will take or what technology it will showcase. The article notes that observers are eager to see what product the company will present and how it will function in real-world conditions.
