China's Xpeng expects to start delivering 'flying' cars in 2027 - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiugFBVV95cUxQTTItMlhJOUUydjNVYlc5MHVfRC1RLTM1VlFuQVJZamJoVDdEcUloRGFfcTZDUnJCYWFGTlhxWFVzcEstYWJkbTVXSG52cWxPWmExeXVVZlIxZC1yN2k5cjF3MTF1RG5ZY3NmTWZVeFczZWhqajIyWGhFTzhxNFpYd0J6TnVsRXJkbUNRcExDazFZaXVtTzg3TjU3cXY5RERVMkFJOHBUdDJlczhlTnc1dWd6djA4TkFrY0E?oc=5" target="_blank">China's Xpeng expects to start delivering 'flying' cars in 2027</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Xpeng has received over 7,000 orders for its 'flying' cars, primarily in China, and is seeking approval from aviation authorities.

Xpeng plans to begin large-scale production of its 'flying' cars in 2027 and humanoid robots in Q4 2026, according to President Brian Gu.

Xpeng anticipates large-scale production of its 'flying' cars next year and humanoid robots in Q4 2026, as stated by President Brian Gu.

Xpeng plans to commence large-scale production of its 'flying' cars next year and humanoid robots in Q4 2026, according to President Brian Gu.

Xpeng aims to begin full-scale deliveries of its 'flying' Land Aircraft Carrier modular eVTOL by 2027, after initiating mass production steps starting in 2026.