About AllFlyingCars and how we check facts
AllFlyingCars tracks the flying cars, personal eVTOLs and air taxis that have real hardware: what it costs, how close it is to real use, and whether you can buy, reserve or ride one.
What we include
- Drive-and-fly cars that are road vehicles and aircraft in one.
- Personal eVTOLs and hoverbikes that one person flies, such as single-seat ultralights.
- Air taxis and passenger drones built to carry paying passengers with an operator.
- Headline demonstrators such as Tesla's Roadster when they draw wide public interest, labelled for what they are.
We leave out renderings with no hardware and companies that have never shown a flying vehicle.
Where the numbers come from
Every price, specification and date on a model page comes from the maker's own published material or from independent reporting, and each page lists its sources with dates. Prices are the makers' list or pre-order prices in US dollars; where a maker quotes another currency we show the original and state the conversion. When sources disagree, we say so rather than pick one.
How we label status
- Flying passengers: carrying paying or public passengers.
- Delivering: handing vehicles to private owners.
- Certified: holds a type certificate or equivalent approval.
- Certifying: formally in a regulator's certification process.
- Testing: flying as a test aircraft.
- Prototype or concept: shown, but not flying a full-scale vehicle regularly.
- Grounded: paused, insolvent or discontinued.
How often we check
Records were last checked on October 17, 2026. We recheck when a maker announces prices, certification steps or launch dates. If you spot something out of date, tell us.
Independence
We aren't affiliated with, paid by or endorsed by any manufacturer, operator or Tesla.