Flying cars in the future? It seems the future is here! A three-wheeled flying car costing £270,000 (Rs 2.6 billion) was recently licensed to ply on European roads.

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The PAL-V-Liberty car was created by a team in the Netherlands and has now been officially approved by the European motor vehicle authority to allow operation on highways used by normal cars. use is legal.

Currently, there are 80 orders for this special vehicle and the manufacturers plan to sell it as an aircraft from 2022, the report said.

It first took off from the ground in 2012 in prototype form. The final version of the car will be manufactured in India.

To “fly” this car, one will have to have a basic pilot’s license before being able to fly it around the skies of continental Europe. It has a range of hundreds of miles and can even reach speeds of up to 100 miles per hour on the floor.

You can have an additional passenger with you as it can accommodate two people. It also produces 230 horsepower from its four-cylinder engine

It takes 10 minutes for the car to turn into a gyroscope and can accelerate from 0-60 in less than 8 seconds.

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