See The World First Flying Car, Watch The Video Of How It Works

We have all been waiting to see this amazing breakthrough that took a very long time to be ready, after many failed trials, but as we all know, we learn from our failures and could be mistakes. According to what I heard about the man that manufactured electric bulb, he tried many times before he could make it. So beginning of failure is like of success to people of determination.

As we talk, the electric flying car Airspeed Mk3 is ready and being made. For the upcoming manned fling series expected for early 2022, the world' s first electric car racing series was formally scheduled to take place later this year.

In Adelaide, South Australia, 10 other similar Airspeed Mk3s are produced and will be shipped to the racing teams later this year. The Airspeed and Alauda will build the vehicles.

The Mk3 speeders come with a 96 kW electric powertrain and the unmanned aircraft only weighs around 100 kg (220 pounds) and can attain speeds of up to 120 km/h. The racing calendar begins later this year after the first tests take place behind closed doors.

In the formation of octotcoper X, the Mk3 speeders are set up, allowing the pilots to curl sharp hairpin turns all while being able to travel vertically. In order to prevent accidents, they are also equipped with radar and equipped with a LIDAR protection system. The carbon fiber frame and fuselage make them very powerful and sturdy, allowing quality and durability as well. The world' s first electric car race will be the most thrilling and progressive motorsport on the planet, according to the company' s founder.