We have flying cars like the Doroni H1-X that will probably never see time on public roads, and then the Alef Model A, which inches ever closer to production by securing 3,200 pre-orders. The company also signed an agreement with a joint venture between PUCARA Aero and MYX on Wednesday to manufacture aviation-grade certifiable parts for the vehicle.
Once it’s in the air, the Model A uses an innovative gimbal-like rotating cabin design to stabilize passengers and offer them a 180-degree plus view. It will be certified for use in cities while keeping the air clean, while a hydrogen option may also be offered in the future to customers at a higher price. The flying car is driven by eight electric motors and propellers, with a flight range of about 110 miles as well as a ground range of about 200 miles on a single charge. Production is set to begin in Q4 2025, with initial pricing set to start at $300,000 USD.
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With a growing number of pre-orders and approaching its final design, Alef began to sign agreements to prepare for mass manufacturing for our Model A car. Safety is our number one priority, so we chose PUCARA Aero and MYC for their impeccable safety record, and compliance with major aviation authorities,” said Jim Dukhovny, Alef CEO.
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