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June 27 2022

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Porsche and Boeing work together on a flying car

Seeing major companies such as Porsche and Boeing move to bring some of the city traffic to the sky makes you think about this sector of development.

Gianluca Riccio di  Gianluca Riccio
October 14, 2019
in Transportation
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Porsche has announced that it has formed a new partnership with Boeing: the two companies are working on the construction of a flying car. The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to explore the urban air mobility market is an important event in the sector.

Seeing two such important companies as Porsche and Boeing move in the direction of bringing some of the city traffic into the sky makes us think a lot about the direction that this sector of development can take.

Flying Mobility

The first solution to Porsche and Boeing is a vehicle optimized for luxury urban air mobility, and it seems to me just out of a sequence of “Minority Report”, the successful 2002 Spielberg film that inspired us futurologists so much. Here is the complete image taken from the render of the initial concept.

Porsche Boeing

A study carried out last year by the Porsche Consulting Center predicted aexplosion of the urban air mobility market starting from 2025. The study indicates in a very detailed and motivated way that there will be more and more flying vehicles, will be safer and will carry more and more passengers.

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Urban air mobility, the study says, will end up being a faster and more efficient means than current means of transport. At a lower price, too!

“Porsche is trying to push the boundaries of its core business from a sports car manufacturer to a global mobility brand. In the long run, there is no other way than to explore the 'third dimension' of transport, the vertical one, " says Detlev von Platen, member of the executive board for sales and marketing at Porsche AG. "We are bringing together the experiences and skills of two leading brands to impact a potential key segment of the market of tomorrow"

For more info on the news and waiting to admire the first, splendid final model, here is the source directly from the portal Porsche.

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