XPENG’s X2 is currently the closest flying car to production, but the Argon GTL 915 iS gyroplane by Poland-based Manufaktura Lotnicza is available now. Priced from $148,600 USD, this 2-seat rotorcraft uses an unpowered rotor in free autorotation to generate lift, while forward thrust is provided indepdently using a 141hp Rotax engine-driven propeller.
It can achieve a maximum altitude of 23,000-feet and cruise at 112 mph on both regular as well as aviation gasoline. The two 60L fuel tanks means that it can fly for up to 5-hours on a single fill up. A spacious luggage compartment can hold all of your gear including skis, e-bikes, and lots of suitcases. Technology wise, you’ll find a Garmin Gx3 with a three-axis autopilot system. Each one is built to order, so if you’re interested, contacting the company directly is the best route to go.
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