World’s first flying bike makes its debut at Detroit Auto Show

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At the Detroit Auto Show, the hoverbike made by Japanese start-up AERQINS Technologies made its US debut. A rider takes off and maneuvers the bike in the air. The clip demonstrates the features of the world’s first flying bike after the hoverbike is carefully landed on the ground.

The XTURISMO hoverbike can fly at a range of 40 km with maximum speeds of 80〜100 km and has a payload of 100kg, and a weight of 300kg. The bike is already on sale in Japan and is set to be sold in the United States next year. The flying bike cost is $777,000.