Drive-and-fly car from AeroMobil, Slovakia
AeroMobil 4.0price, release date and specs
AeroMobil announced in February 2023 that it was winding down and filing for bankruptcy after failing to raise new funding. Its website is still online with a register-interest form, but there has been no reported development since 2023.
How far it has got
- Prototype
- Testing
- Certifying
- Certified
- Delivering
Grounded: paused or stopped. AeroMobil announced in February 2023 that it was winding down and filing for bankruptcy after failing to raise new funding.
No. The AeroMobil 4.0 program is paused or has stopped.
Not for sale; there is no active production or order book.
Watch it fly
Video from AeroMobil on YouTube. It loads only when you press play.
Key facts
- Founded in Slovakia in 2010 by Juraj Vaculik and Stefan Klein; Klein later developed the separate Klein Vision AirCar.
- Built three generations of flying prototypes and registered 14 patents on about 25 million euros of investment.
- A 3.0 prototype crashed during a test flight at Nitra in May 2015; the pilot, Klein, had minor injuries.
- A four-seat electric AeroMobil 5.0 VTOL was shown only as a concept in March 2018.
- Announced in February 2023 that it was shutting down and filing for bankruptcy.
Price and how to order
Do you need a license to fly the AeroMobil 4.0?
Not applicable: the vehicle is not for sale.
Specifications
Questions people ask
How much does the AeroMobil cost?
There is no current price. In 2017 AeroMobil took pre-orders for a limited first edition at 1.2 to 1.5 million euros, but the company announced bankruptcy in 2023.
When can you buy the AeroMobil?
You can't. The company stopped operating in 2023 after failing to raise new funding, and no buyer or restart of the program has been reported.
Do you need a pilot's license to fly the AeroMobil?
The question is moot because the vehicle is not for sale. It was designed as a conventional runway aircraft, so it would have needed a pilot license as well as a driving license.
Has the AeroMobil actually flown?
Yes. Prototype 3.0 first flew in 2014, and AeroMobil says flight testing of the 4.0 began in September 2020. No production vehicle was ever delivered.
Sources
- Pravda.sk: Trpky zaver slovenskeho zazraku. AeroMobil ohlasil definitivny koniec (February 2023)
- Paleofuture: Flying Car Company AeroMobil Closes Down After 9 Years of Promising the Future Was Just Over the Horizon (February 2023)
- Aerospace Global News: Tesla's Roadster only hovers: Here are 6 flying cars that really take off (October 2026)
- Fortune: AeroMobil flying car pre-order (April 2017)
- Aerospace Technology: AeroMobil unveils new electric VTOL aircraft concept (March 2018)
- AeroMobil: official site (AM 4.0 specifications) (October 2026)
- Wikipedia: AeroMobil s.r.o. AeroMobil (October 2026)
Last checked October 17, 2026. Makers revise prices and dates often; confirm with AeroMobil before paying a deposit. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
