Xpeng X2 Flying Car EVTOL (PBR)

The Xpeng X2 is a fifth-generation electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developed by Xpeng AeroHT, designed for urban air mobility. This two-seater vehicle features a sleek, teardrop-shaped design with a fully enclosed cockpit, constructed from lightweight carbon fiber to enhance aerodynamic efficiency.

Equipped with eight electric motors and propellers, the X2 can reach a maximum speed of 130 km/h and offers a flight time of up to 35 minutes. It supports both manual and autonomous flight modes, allowing for flexible operation. The aircraft's compact dimensions enable it to fit into standard parking spaces, facilitating easy storage and integration into urban environments.

Safety features include a distributed electric propulsion system, multiple redundant systems, spherical environment detection, omnidirectional cameras, real-time video monitoring, and an emergency ballistic parachute. These systems work together to ensure passenger safety during flight operations.

The X2 is designed for low-altitude city flights and short-distance journeys, such as sightseeing and medical transportation. Its zero-emission electric propulsion system aligns with sustainable urban transportation goals. The aircraft's development reflects Xpeng AeroHT's commitment to advancing intelligent, electric flying vehicles for individual users.

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