We got our first look at the all-electric flying car in action earlier this year after Alef released a video of an ...

The most famous and highly-anticipated flying car is taking the next step and joining conventional aircraft in test ...

The Bay Area aeronautics company behind what it’s calling "the first true flying car in history" announced Tuesday that it ...

A true flying car in the Jetsonian sense of the term—one capable of driving alongside other cars or lifting off directly from ...

Apparently, the Russian company’s vision for flying cars revolves around the use of current hovercraft technology that can deploy at the simple push of a button.

Flying cars could finally be on the horizon. Aska, a California-based startup, is working on an electric aircraft that can drive on US roads. The Aska A5 is scheduled to land in 2026 with a price ...

PAL-V's flying car can flying at speeds of 100 mph, with a range of about 800 miles. CBS News It takes just minutes to change from car to plane. The cost: $400,000 to $600,000.

FAA approval of the Switchblade flying car attracted a lot of interest. But the logistics and execution of the dream are challenging.

Everyone's still waiting for flying cars, and now that the technology is getting close, you might think about buying one. That's complicated, though.

For a booming postwar America, spilling out onto vast suburban tracts and enthralled with the possibilities of new technology, the flying car was an intriguing chimera.

Attitudes toward Advanced Air Mobility – that's a fancy term for flying cars and other personal flying vehicles – have shifted.