Anyone who’s into actual flying cars must be familiar with the PAL-V name, one of the few in this niche sector to have made it this far and show a promising future in terms of full certification and commercialization. Most recently, the Dutch king himself, His Majesty Willem-Alexander, got close and personal with the famous 100% Dutch flying car, and this was one of the highlights of the FME 75th anniversary celebrated at the Lowman …
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Author: autoevolution (Otilia Drăgan)
Netherlands King Takes a Closer Look at the Prestigious Dutch Flying Car
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