Flying cars may be years away, but the SkyFly Axe can already be pre-ordered, with delivers set to begin in 2024. Priced from $180,000 USD, it features four coaxially mounted propellers driven by two 35-kW motors. For added safety, the Axe sports a flight control system with quadruple redundancy, including two separate battery packs.
Weighing in at 944-pounds equipped with a 48-kWh battery, the eVTOL can safely transport two passengers (up to 379-pounds) and fly for 100-miles purely on battery power. Should you require 200-miles of range, there’s an optional hybrid system that can be installed, which adds a generator. If you demand nothing but the fastest eVTOL, there’s the hypercar-inspired Leo Coupe.
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Working with Rotron, the Axe features an optional hybrid generator system to extend the range of the aircraft by charging the batteries as the aircraft flies. The Rotron rotary engine delivers an efficient and realiable solution. They hybrid unit will increase endurance by up to 2-hours, providing 50kw of continuous power with only a 55kg all-up weight penalty, said the company.
