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VR180 Tour: GAC's Future Flying Car!

Name: VR180 Tour: GAC&#039;s Future Flying Car!
Uploaded: 2026-01-31T10:27+00:00
Duration: T03M11S
Channel: Chinese Ancient Village

Chinese Ancient Village

Released: 3 days ago

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This VR180 tour brings you an immersive visit to GAC Group’s Aviation Exhibition Hall, showcasing China’s cutting-edge low-altitude mobility tech and its future vision. The highlight is two flagship GOVY flying cars with a clear commercialization roadmap: the multi-rotor AirCab, with 90% carbon fiber body, 25-min fast charge, L4 autonomous driving and multi-redundancy safety, will be mass-produced in late 2026; the compound-wing AirJet, boasting 250km/h max speed and 200km+ range, will launch demo operations in the Greater Bay Area in 2027. The hall also displays GAC’s full-stack self-developed core technologies, from carbon fiber lightweight craft to unmanned flight systems, and vividly presents flying car applications in tourism and intercity travel. GAC’s mature industrial chain layout is making the "flying taxi" future a tangible reality.