Good news for thoseดาวน์โหลด slotxowho may be bored of traffic jams. or unsure about road safety Startups in Japan, Germany and Amsterdam in the Netherlands It is accelerating the development of alternative vehicles for humans who do not want to be stuck on the ground.

A Japanese startup called ALI Technologies, which deals with drones and with support from major Japanese industrial firms Mitsubishi Electric and Kyocera, has developed a hovercraft shaped like a vehicle that floats in the air in the movie Z. A Star Wars series was created and named "XTurismo Limited Edition".


The red-black protrusions and propellers on all four sides are parallel to the ground to serve as a base from which the bike will descend from the air to the ground when powered. It is powered by a combustion engine with four battery operated motors. It can float several meters above the ground for up to 40 minutes and travel at speeds of up to 100 kilometers per hour.

However, A.L.I. Technology admits that the Japanese government is not currently allowed to use flying bikes to transport people through the streets of Japan. And short-term use may be limited to certain areas, such as those used by rescue teams or to reach remote areas where road access is difficult.

Reuters reports that the first planes, launched earlier this week, will cost $680,000 each.

On the other hand, travelers to Rome from 2024 may have the option of taking a taxi into the city. This could take at least 45 minutes, or use a small, battery-powered helicopter-shaped sky taxi. and with a capacity of two machines The time will be shortened to only 15 minutes.