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Pivotal continues hybrid aircraft and car design work

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 25
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Pivotal announced ongoing work on the design of hybrid aircraft and hybrid cars. Kristina Menton, vice president of flight at Pivotal, stated that public excitement about the 'flying car' is driving real investment and innovation across the industry. The company's electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOLs) are lightweight and generally fly a maximum of 100 miles, but they cannot operate on roads.

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The pursuit of personal flying machines is driving investment and innovation within the aerospace and automotive industries. Pivotal is actively involved in developing eVTOLs, which are lightweight vehicles designed for low-altitude travel.

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