Japanese Company Launches World's 1st Flying Bike, Priced at Rs 5.1 Crore

FUJI: Do you have a dream to ride or see flying or hoverbike? Then, wait for some time.

A Japanese company successfully developed a flying bike and demonstrated it at Fuji on Tuesday this week. The company has also opened bookings for selling the bike raising the eyebrows of many.

The company goes by the name ALI Technologies showcased the hoverbike. During the showcase, it was seen that a man rode and flew the bike. The rider can fly the bike according to his/her wish.

Daisuke Katano, President and CEO of ALI Technologies said to the media that the price of the bike will be around Rs. 5.10 crore.

The height of the bike is 1.5 metres and its length and wide stand at 3.7 metres and 1.5 metres respectively. The XTURISMO flying bike or hoverbike operates electrically with an internal combustion engine that runs on petrol. The company aims to bring out a fully electric version of this flying bike by 2025.

The weight of the XTURISMO flying bike is about 300 kgs. The flying bike stands 3.7 metres in length, 2.4 metres wide and 1.5 metres in height. It can only seat a pilot for now.

According to the company, the flying bike has a cruising time ranging between 30 and 40 minutes. While the maximum speed of the hoverbike has not been disclosed by the company as of now, it was seen clocking around 100 kmph during the demonstration.

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