Sweden Flying Car - Fly & Buy Now - Jetson One

 Sweden's Dynamic Jetson Aero

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A Flying Car That "Anyone Can Fly"

Sweden's flying car startup Jetson Aero has developed an all-electric, flying car that, the company says, anyone can fly.  It's called Jetson One.  It's currently in production and is being purchased by consumers.  This vehicle is so popular and practical that the entire 2022 production line of Jetson One's have been sold out at a price of $92,000 each.  The company is accepting orders for 2023 deliveries.  The company calls the drone-like Jetson One "the jet ski of the sky". The EV's highly advanced and automated software make it easy flying.

Tech Specs

Jetson One weighs 190 pounds and can fly for 20 minutes on a charge. A recharge takes about an hour.  The vehicle is composed of aluminum and carbon fiber and is powered by eight electric engines. Jetson One is an eVTOL or electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle that can take flight and land on a driveway or garden. The chassis is an all-aluminum space airframe that was race car inspired.  Maximum speed is 63 mph.  It has a maximum power output of 88K. The triple redundant flight computer has multiple backups in the event of malfunction.  The vehicle offers hands-free hover and emergency functions.  It took Jetson Aero four years to develop the personal flying machine.  In the event of an emergency, there is a ballistic parachute with rapid deployment. It took Jetson Aero four years to develop this breakthrough electric vehicle.

Your Next Ride

The flying car is not for commuting but for sheer fun rides like floating through the sky over a beach or forest.  Under US aviation regulations, this type of aircraft is not permitted to fly near airports or over densely populated areas.  It doesn't require a pilot's license.  The flight computer system and the flight control system are so sophisticated, the company says, anyone can fly it with a five-minute briefing.  The flight computer uses lidar to track the terrain and avoid any objects. The vehicle also has an automated landing system.

Next Steps for Jetson Aero

By 2030, the company expects to have developed a 4-seat flying car that would replace the traditional family car.  They are also working with regulators in Europe and the US to help establish the regulatory framework and infrastructure needed to accommodate a new world of flying.