Flying Cars & Air Taxis

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 15, 2025 – The idea of “taking a road trip” may be getting a serious upgrade in China, where the fast-rising low-altitude economy is being positioned as the next trillion-level industry. ARIDGE says it’s building for that moment with two distinct flight systems—one meant for personal, short-range experiences, and another designed for longer, faster, multi-passenger travel. Together, the company frames them as the start of a new era in three-dimensional mobility.

Two Very Different Ways to Fly
ARIDGE’s approach isn’t “one flying car for everyone.” Instead, it’s a two-track vision for low-altitude travel scenarios.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 15, 2025 – If “weekend getaway” makes you think of traffic jams and packed terminals, ARIDGE is pitching something far more cinematic: three-dimensional mobility that can lift your travel plans off the ground. In a new update tied to the fast-growing “low-altitude economy” in China, the company highlighted two different flight systems—one aimed at personal short-range experiences, and another designed for longer, faster journeys with multiple passengers.

A868: A Long-Range Flying Car Built for Business-Style Travel
ARIDGE’s headline-grabber is the A868, described as a full tilt-rotor hybrid flying car tailored for multi-passenger, long-range travel. Unveiled during XPENG AI Day 2025, it uses a full tilt-rotor configuration powered by XPENG’s Kunpeng Super Extended-Range Architecture and a self-developed, aviation-grade hybrid-electric core.

The targets are ambitious and very “intercity” in spirit:

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – November 27, 2025 – For anyone who has ever dreamed of driving to the airport, unfolding wings and taking off into the sky, the latest patent for the Switchblade flying car is one more sign that everyday air travel might soon feel a lot more real. Samson Sky, the company behind the Switchblade, has just secured an exclusive tail fold patent that makes its futuristic vehicle easier to live with in a normal suburban lifestyle.

A flying sports car that still lives in your garage