$128,000 Jetson One Flying Electric Motorcycle Launched

The Swedish company Jetson AB presented the first serial flying electric motorcycle or even flying buggy — the Jetson One model in the form of a frame quadcopter. The device is available for order. To place an order, you will have to make a non-refundable deposit of $8,000. The total cost of the personal air vehicle is $128,000. All the machines that will be released in 2025 and 2026 have already been sold out. Now you can order the Jetson One only for 2027.

Image source: Jetson AB

To draw attention to the unusual device, the manufacturer published a video of the flight of the serial model of Jetson One. Most likely, it will be possible to control such a device even without a pilot’s license, which will significantly expand the audience of potential users. However, the flight zones will probably be strictly regulated – an issue that the company is not in a hurry to comment on.

The Jetson One flying vehicle weighs 86 kg and can accelerate to approximately 100 km/h. All eight motors are controlled using a joystick via a wired system. The device is also equipped with an autopilot with a lidar to avoid obstacles, and in the event of an emergency, automatic landing is possible without the participation of the pilot. The manufacturer promises high reliability: Jetson One is able to stabilize the flight even if one set of engines fails.

Vertical takeoff and landing aircraft like the Jetson One are unlikely to become a mass-market means of transportation in the coming years. Rather, the device is intended for active recreation rather than everyday use, as the flight time on a fully charged battery is less than 20 minutes.

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