New personal eVTOL promises personal flight under $40K

The Rictor X4 electric aircraft promises personal flight for $39,900, making eVTOL technology accessible with 50 mph speeds ...
Guessing Headlights on MSN

You don't need a pilot's license to own this personal flying car, and it costs less than a new SUV

Unveiled at CES 2026, the Rictor X4 is a personal eVTOL priced under $40,000 that flies under FAA Part 103 ultralight rules.
Gadget on MSN

CES 2026: Flying vehicles take practical shape

Flying vehicles have long been a familiar sight at CES, but the 2026 show reflected a clear shift in emphasis. Instead of ...

COOLFLY to Debut at CES 2026: Redefining the Era of Ultralight Personal eVTOLs and Making Low-Altitude Flight Accessible to All

COOLFLY, a global leader in low-altitude economy innovation, today announced it will showcase its latest generation of ...
CNET

This Flying Car Prototype Soars Over a Stopped Car

New video from Alef Aeronautics shows the company's flying car prototype driving, taking off and flying over another vehicle in a simulation of a blocked traffic scenario. New videos from Alef ...
Electrek

Personal electric flying machines are becoming dangerously affordable

There was a time when having your own plane was a pretty clear indicator that you were part of that upper crust of society. If it was a pricey and rare electric plane, then all the more. But those ...
The Dispatch / The Rock Island Argus

Ultralights: An old-fashioned flying experience that doesn’t break the bank

The small airplane falls sideways through the air. Its fabric-covered wings akimbo to the line it's following, like if someone where walking with one hip thrust awkwardly forward. To the uneducated ...