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Chinese flying cars more commercially viable than Tesla’s Roadster, says Xpeng executive

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Chinese flying cars more commercially viable than Tesla’s Roadster, says Xpeng executive — Beijing Technology news

Flying cars developed by Chinese companies are by design more feasible for commercial use than Tesla’s Roadster, according to an executive at Xpeng, after a recent demonstration by the US tech giant sparked discussion about tech leadership in mainland China. Wang Tan, co-founder of Aridge, the affiliate of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Xpeng, said Chinese companies had adopted different technologies than Tesla did. While the Roadster’s mid-air flip and successful landing as seen in a live...

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