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Klein Vision gives cars wings

Hu Yumo Zhong Youyang Zhou Shengjie
Ludovit Jedlicka, senior designer with the Slovakian company, regards the China International Import Expo as a great opportunity to enter the Chinese market with its flying car. 
Hu Yumo Zhong Youyang Zhou Shengjie

Ludovit Jedlicka, senior designer with Slovakian company Klein Vision Ltd, revealed details of its flying car to Shanghai Daily at the second China International Import Expo.

Shot by Zhou Shengjie. Edited by Zhong Youyang. Subtitles by Wang Xinzhou and Andy Boreham.

The flying car — called the AirCar — can be used both in the air and on the ground. With wings on both sides, it can quickly change from driving mode to flying mode.

The transformation is completed at the touch of a button.

Computers inside the car operate the system automatically and are able to lock the wings in the right position. 

Jedlicka said the combination of car and plane was very hard to do. Weight was a significant issue. 

"The flying car weighs 800 kilograms. Cars are usually very heavy, but planes can't be," he said.

Jedlicka the company was glad to have come to the second China International Import Expo and felt that the expo was well organized. Klein Vision Ltd regarded the expo as an important opportunity to enter the Chinese market.


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