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Инженери, подкрепени от автомобилната компания Тойота, направиха демонстрация на разработената от тях летяща кола, предаде Ройтерс. Те се надяват тя да запали олимпийския огън на церемонията по откриването на Летните олимпийски игри в Токио през 2020-а година. Работата по проекта води началото си от 2014-а. Лидерът на проекта Цубаса Накамура изрази надежда да проведат първия управляван от човек полет до края на следващата година, въпреки че все още са на начален етап по разработката на колата: „Скайдрайв“, която прилича на кола на пръв поглед, ще бъде карана до олимпийския стадион и изведнъж ще полети пред огромната аудитория и ще запали олимпийския огън. Накрая ще отлети. Бих искал да осъществя тази сцена. Настоящият прототип достигна едва 10-20 процента от целта ни за крайния продукт. Целта ни е прототипът да полети действително и устойчиво до края на 2018-а. За тази цел обаче трябва да разработим дизайн, който ще може да побере човек на борда, а за това ще трябва да решим правните въпроси и проблемите по безопасността. По време на демонстрацията, настоящият модел се рееше във въздуха в продължение на няколко секунди. Накамура заяви, че се опитват да направят дизайна по-стабилен, за да може прототипът да лети дълго и достатъчно високо, за да достигне олимпийския огън. Инженерите се надяват, че тяхната летяща кола ще бъде най-малката електрическа кола в света, която ще може да се използва в малки градски райони. Накамура допълни, че групата се надява да пуснат на пазара летящата си кола през 2025-а. Миналия месец Тойота се съгласи да инвестира 380 000 долара в проекта за следващите три години.
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Backed by Toyota, engineers race to build flying car ahead of Tokyo Olympics TOYOTA CITY -- Engineers, supported by Toyota Motor Corp. have demonstrated a flying car which they hope will be able to light up the Olympic flame for the opening ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Summer Games. Cartivator, a start-up group of about 30 engineers including some young Toyota employees, started to develop a flying car, dubbed SkyDrive, in 2014 with the help of crowdfunding. The head of Cartivator, Tsubasa Nakamura, said that while the car was still at an early stage of development, the group expects to conduct the first manned-flight by the end of 2018. During their demonstration last week, the current test model was able to get off the ground and float for a few seconds. Nakamura said the design needed more stability so the prototype would be able to fly long and high enough to reach the Olympic flame. Engineers at Cartivator are aiming to make the flying car the world's smallest EV, which can be used in small urban areas, with hopes to commercialize the car in 2025. Last month, Toyota Motor and its group of companies agreed to invest 42.5 million yen ($385,000) in the project for the next three years. Nakamura said the group is working hard to improve the design, hoping to receive further investment from the company. A host of companies are competing to develop the first flying car or vertical take-off and landing vehicles. Uber Technologies Inc. announced its plan to deploy its flying taxi service by 2020 in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, and Dubai. Airbus Group is also working on developing a flying car under its division called Urban Air Mobility. But flying car developers still face hurdles, including convincing regulators and the public that the vehicles can be used safely. Governments are still grappling with regulations for drones and driverless cars. Volvo steers toward electrified future CANADA: Ford, Honda, Nissan,Toyota GM rise, FCA dips VW to start Iran sales in August with local partner Bosch predicts 7% sales gain for auto division June volume dips as Detroit 3 slip, Honda, Toyota, Nissan rise GM: Inventories on the rise as sales drop 4.7% Incentives continue march higher as U.S. sales stall NISSAN: Rogue, Titan, Armada lead monthly gain Volvo steers toward electrified future CANADA: Ford, Honda, Nissan,Toyota GM rise, FCA dips VW to start Iran sales in August with local partner Bosch predicts 7% sales gain for auto division June volume dips as Detroit 3 slip, Honda, Toyota, Nissan rise GM: Inventories on the rise as sales drop 4.7% Incentives continue march higher as U.S. sales stall NISSAN: Rogue, Titan, Armada lead monthly gain ATTENTION COMMENTERS: Over the last few months, Automotive News has monitored a significant increase in the number of personal attacks and abusive comments on our site. We encourage our readers to voice their opinions and argue their points. We expect disagreement. We do not expect our readers to turn on each other. We will be aggressively deleting all comments that personally attack another poster, or an article author, even if the comment is otherwise a well-argued observation. If we see repeated behavior, we will ban the commenter. Please help us maintain a civil level of discourse.