One of those companies isAlef Aeronautics, which recently debuted its Model A prototype at the Detroit Auto Show.
In July, the electric vehicle wasapproved for flight testingby the Federal Aviation Administration and is currently for pre-sale.
While there was not a flight demonstration in Detroit, Alef did show off the car’s sleek design.
The underbody houses four wheels, each powered by its own motor.
Alef’s inaugural model has a driving range of 200 miles and a flight range of 110 miles.
This Model Z won’t be introduced until 2035, but comes with a significant price drop.
Alef is estimating a price of $35,000 for those who can hold out.
There is currently no standard license to operate something of this nature.
NASA is already thinking about a future where flying cars and drones occupy the skies.