During CES 2025 this week, Chinese company Xpeng Aeroht showed off its hybrid car that houses (and charges!) your very own electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, or eVTOL, in the back.

At this year's consumer tech showcase, we took a look at Xpeng Aero HT's Land Aircraft Carrier, and got inside the cockpit of the company's modular eVTOL (that's electric Vertical Take-Off and ...

Even with the aircraft in the back, the cabin seats four people (though the interior wasn ... powertrain system. Xpeng AeroHT confirmed it is an extended-range electric vehicle, or EREV, meaning ...

XPENG AEROHT ... deploys for vertical takeoff with a single command. Upon landing, the modules reattach seamlessly, allowing for a smooth return to driving. The air module is an electric vertical ...

The Chinese company XPeng AeroHT wants to make flying cars part ... The transport vehicle also charges the battery of the electric aircraft. The aircraft fits into the rear of the vehicle with ...

Spectators at a demonstration of the eVTOL module of an Xpeng AeroHT’s modular flying ... a six-rotor eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) vehicle, has foldable arms and blades ...

The six-rotor drone runs on electricity and seats two passengers, and AeroHT claims it takes five ... Either passenger operates the eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) with a single ...

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A Chinese car firm has unveiled an extraordinary new electric vehicle (EV) that allows drivers to park up - and then take to the skies. Manufacturer Xpeng AeroHT launched its new Land Aircraft ...

Xpeng has received over 3,000 orders for the AeroHT, priced at $280,000 in China. Deliveries of the AeroHT will begin in 2026 from a new Guangzhou manufacturing site. The AeroHT combines a six ...

[Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] Xpeng Aeroht, the flying car venture of Chinese electric carmaker Xpeng, has joined forces with Hainan province to introduce the "aerial round-the-island ...