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As
a car it can reach speeds of 160km, In the
air as a plane it can travel at 200 km per
hour. On October
29 AeroMobil unveiled their car/plane hybrid,
the AeroMobil 3.0, at the Pioneers Festival in Vienna
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Taking just 10 months to produce, this
futuristic bat mobile looking car/airplane
needs just 820 feet of surface to takeoff.
With the touch of a button, the AeroMobil
can transform from car to plane in 2 minutes
and is small enough to fit inside a garage.
But you'll need something more then a
drivers license to fly, you'll need a sports
pilot license at a minimum, which is a common
type license in the aviation industry.
It Runs on gasoline
and not kerosene like other common aircraft.
So if you do actually get one for yourself, you'll
have the ease of pulling up to a gas pump as
if you were in your personal car and that is
due to the fold-back wing design, allowing the wings to fold rearward when
using the AeroMobile as a car.
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