AeroMobil launches two certificates for future flying of amphibious carbon fiber flying cars-Tofore Carbon Fiber with Hanyan Indstrial

AeroMobil launches two certificates for future flying of amphibious carbon fiber flying cars

The Slovak company Aeromobil unveiled the Aeromobil Flying Vehicle 3.0 at the Avant-garde Festival in Austria on October 29. The body of the airplane sports car is mainly made of carbon fiber materials to ensure lightweight while maintaining strength. The car can last 310 miles (about 500 kilometers) and 430 miles (about 692 kilometers), using a "hybrid" system that can be refueled at regular gas stations or parked in an ordinary parking lot. Of course, it can fly directly as needed, and when it is on the ground, the wings can be folded and run in the mode of an ordinary four-wheeled vehicle. In flight mode, the car can be extended to 26 feet (7.9 meters) wide, 19 feet (5.8 meters) long, and can accommodate two people.

AeroMobil launches two certificates for future flying of amphibious carbon fiber flying cars