What if Chevrolet started developing the next generation of flying vehicles
- Chevrolet is one of the most reputed automakers in the US
- But it doesn’t have any plans for flying vehicles
- So, we imagined what some Chevy flying cars would look like
Published on Jul 27, 2024 at 6:52 PM (UTC+4)
by Siddharth Dudeja
Last updated on Jul 29, 2024 at 8:34 AM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Daksh Chaudhary
It seems like flying cars are just around the corner, with several companies across the globe spending billions to convert concepts into the real thing.
But what if current reputed automakers like Chevrolet tried their hands at developing the next generation of flying vehicles?
Most carmakers currently have their hands tied with shifting their gas car lineups to EVs, so only a handful with some cash to spare still have some side projects going on.
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This is why we resorted to generative AI to try and see what came up when asked to imagine some Chevy flying cars.
Now, the images that you see are not even concepts, only a visual representation of what could be. So take the ideas with a grain of salt.
What Chevrolet flying cars would look like
Detroit-based automaker Chevrolet has been around for quite some time now and has some iconic cars that made their places in automotive history.
However, aside from the newly launched 2025 Corvette ZR1, the automaker’s lineup mostly caters to all categories of general-use cars.
Moreover, if you’re into cars and aviation, you would have noticed one interesting element.
It’s that most companies developing flying cars right now are actually aviation companies and not car brands.
Well, apart from XPeng, which technically makes cars, it is also developing the XPeng X2 flying car.
They might end up looking completely different if they ever come out
Since these make use of already available tech and combine it with new designs, they will be different from cars that we are used to seeing.
If GM decides that Chevy will ever make flying cars, it will be quite a long while before we see even a glimpse.
Although they might not look anything like what these images showed, it doesn’t hurt to try.
One thing, however, is certain — it’s going take a few years before we have a proper infrastructure set for these flying vehicles when the first ones start to roll out globally.
Images used in this story were generated using AI.
