Seven years in the making, India's electric flying taxi has moved from the lab to a full-scale prototype. Chennai-based ePlane Company says, its flying taxi, aiming for a 2028 launch, can fly 100 km on a charge, and will cost just about 2.5 times an Uber ride.
Seven years in the making, India's electric flying taxi has moved from the lab to a full-scale prototype. Chennai-based ePlane Company says, its flying taxi, aiming for a 2028 launch, can fly 100 km on a charge, and will cost just about 2.5 times an Uber ride.
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Seven years in the making, India's electric flying taxi has moved from the lab to a full-scale prototype. Chennai-based ePlane Company says, its flying taxi, aiming for a 2028 launch, can fly 100 km on a charge, and will cost just about 2.5 times an Uber ride.
