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You don't need a pilot's license to own this personal flying car, and it costs less than a new SUV

Unveiled at CES 2026, the Rictor X4 is a personal eVTOL priced under $40,000 that flies under FAA Part 103 ultralight rules.
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CES 2026: Flying vehicles take practical shape

Flying vehicles have long been a familiar sight at CES, but the 2026 show reflected a clear shift in emphasis. Instead of ...
TMCnet

COOLFLY to Debut at CES 2026: Redefining the Era of Ultralight Personal eVTOLs and Making Low-Altitude Flight Accessible to All

COOLFLY, a global leader in low-altitude economy innovation, today announced it will showcase its latest generation of ...
CyberGuy

New personal eVTOL promises personal flight under $40K

Rictor X4 debuts with a $39,900 price tag. This personal eVTOL claims license-free flight and potential deliveries this year.
GlobalAir.com

RICTOR claims new X4 eVTOL could rival private aircraft

It’s designed to be operated legally without a pilot’s license under U.S. FAA Part 103 ultralight rules. The company ...
NewsBytes

Rictor X4: Ultralight eVTOL debuts at $39,900

Chinese company Rictor is set to release its single-passenger eVTOL, the X4, later this year. Priced at just $39,900, it could be the first affordable personal eVTOL on the market.
techtimes

Alef Model Zero Ultralight Flying Car Prototype Shows How It Can Fly Over Parked Cars

Many drivers out there have probably wished they could let their car fly over others to avoid traffic. This seems like it can be a reality as Alef Aeronautics has recently demonstrated in its latest ...