flying cars

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EXTRAORDINARY
AeroMobil is an exceptional vehicle. It‘s a real flying car, with all that a car and an aeroplane have to offer. Because of its true flexibility, you have a choice: road or air. The choice is ultimately up to you, but, whether you choose to be aerial or earthbound, AeroMobil will always turn heads.
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EFFICIENT
Suddenly everything is closer. Travelling distances up to a thousand kilometres becomes much more efficient with AeroMobil. Removing the need between the modes of transport means AeroMobil cuts travel times compared to traditional airline alternatives, while its powerful engine provides greater range and a more efficient use of energy than most civil helicopters and personal drones.
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EXCITING
Flying can be far more exciting than driving on the road. It‘s not just about the non-existent speed limits in the air; breathtaking landscape views await from excellent vantage points. With AeroMobil you know that you can travel in almost any weather conditions, but if you choose not to fly, you have the luxury of putting your hands behind the wheel of the car.


DESIGN 
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The inspiration for the AeroMobil design was a perfectly aerodynamic teardrop shape. Like petals opening, the wings gradually separate, as does the retractable landing gear and entrance for the crew.
The exterior is highly aerodynamic, with strict attention paid to safety and control both in the air and on the ground. This focus on safety, however, has not stopped the design and engineering team from developing a unique design, with elegant proportions and a refined appearance.
AeroMobil’s exterior is a real technological showcase, utilising the latest in carbon composite construction to deliver aerodynamic performance combined with automotive strength.
Advanced optimisation and analysis techniques have delivered a vehicle that, when airborne, demonstrates stability and predictability, and which has a flight envelope that is comparable with existing standards in the field of general aviation.

SPECIFICATIONS 
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Size / Capacity / Weight
  • Automotive Dimensions – 5.9 m (L), 2.2 m (W), 1.5 m (H)
  • Aerospace Dimensions – 5.8 m (L), 8.8 m (WS), 1.4 m (H)
  • Max Take Off Weight – 960 kg (useable load 240 kg)
Power
  • AeroMobil custom 2.0 l turbo charged 4-cylinder boxer ICE.
  • Dedicated electric front wheel drive system incorporating electronic differential.
  • Adaptive transmission delivering both road-going functionality and direct drive during the fight.
  • Automotive Power – 80 kW (110 BHP) via twin E Motors
  • Aerospace Power – 224 kW (300 BHP) via Turbo charged ICE (Euro 6)
  • Direct Drive variable pitch propeller (speed 2 400 rpm)
  • Overall Power plant weight 110 kg
Operating Range
  • Automotive Range (estimated using NEDC cycle) 4.2 l / 100 km
  • Aerospace Max Cruise Range ~750 km @ 75 % (1 200 m, ISA)
  • Fuel Capacity 90 ltr (95 RON Gasoline)
Performance
  • Automotive – Top speed 160 kph, 0-100 kph 10 sec.
  • Aerospace – Vs / Vc / VD – 112 / 259 / 360 km/h
  • MTOW Take Off Distance ground roll / 50 ft – 397 / 595 m
Safety
  • Airframe Parachute System
  • Occupant Restraint Systems – Airbags, Pyrotechnic Load limiting seat belts.
  • Integral Carbon Fiber Structure & Occupant cell.
  • Autonomous Flight via current autopilot technology (optional)
Key Features
  • Full transformation into flight mode in less than 3 minutes.
  • Adaptive Flight control surfaces and vehicle suspension for optimal take-off and landing.
  • Advanced controls and avionics in both Fly and Drive mode.
Certification Basis
  • Automotive: EWVTA / M1 (EU) & 49 CFR 571 (US)
  • Aerospace: CS 23 Rev 5/ELA 1 (EU) & 14 CFR 23 Rev 5 (US)
Wheels
  • Wheels Wheel and tyre size front: 165 / 65 / R15 on 15jx6 rim
  • Wheel and tyre size rear: 145 / 65 / R15 on 15jx4.5 rim

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