Capable of Carrying Over 450 Kg, 5-Person Flying Car That Reaches 240 Km/H Will Be Built by Fiat's Owner

Capable of Carrying Over 450 Kg, 5-Person Flying Car That Reaches 240 Km/H Will Be Built by Fiat’s Owner

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/01/2023 at 12:20

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Stellantis, Owner Of Fiat, Expanded Its Partnership With Archer Aviation To Start Producing New “Air Taxi”

Stellantis, a global leading automaker and owner of Fiat, announced that it plans to begin production of an electric aircraft to serve as an “air taxi” in 2024. Last Wednesday, during CES 2023, the company revealed that it will expand its partnership with Archer Aviation to begin producing flying cars. The American partner is precisely responsible for marketing electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

Flying Cars Will Become Common In The Near Future

Flying cars are no longer just fiction and have already become a reality for over a year. Renault developed its prototype of this type of vehicle last year, Toyota filed a patent, and Tesla’s rival manufacturer has even made its first public flight in Dubai. This time, it was Stellantis, owner of Fiat, announcing the future construction of its own electric aircraft that, according to the automaker, will serve as an air taxi.

Technical Details About The Flying Taxi To Be Produced By The Owner Of Fiat

The flying car will be called Midnight and is designed to carry more than 450 kg. Thus, it can transport up to four passengers and a pilot with their respective luggage. Powered by six independent batteries, each supporting a pair of electric motors, the vehicle has independent energization to ensure that the aircraft can complete a flight safely in case an entire battery fails.

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Capable of Carrying Over 450 Kg, 5-Person Flying Car That Reaches 240 Km/H Will Be Built by Fiat’s Owner

Stellantis, Owner Of Fiat, Expanded Its Partnership With Archer Aviation To Start Producing New “Air Taxi”

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Technical Details About The Flying Taxi To Be Produced By The Owner Of Fiat

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