Mansory unveiled a flying car in 2023 and it's still unlike anything we've ever seen

In 2023, Mansory unveiled a flying car that still looks absolutely incredible.

It looks like the illegitimate child of a Bugatti Chiron and a Lamborghini Aventador, which is not a bad combo.

It’s wide and very low to the ground, figuratively speaking, and it doesn’t have wheels.

Unfortunately, it also probably doesn’t have a future.

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A couple of years ago, German tuner Mansory unveiled a design concept for a flying car.

From a bird’s eye perspective, it looks like a supercar.

However, when you look at it from the side, you’ll notice the absence of wheels and the presence of small wings, placed where the side skirts would be.

This was probably just a publicity stunt.

But, as far as a flying car design goes, this is probably one of the best we’ve seen.

The problem is it was just a design study, and Mansory is not going to build this – at least not in the foreseeable future.

The good news is flying cars are indeed a thing.

They’re already here, and soon you’ll be able to buy them and fly/drive them.

Or at least that’s the idea.

Several companies are certainly taking this very seriously.

The Horizon Aircraft eVTOL, for example, is already available, and then there’s the flying supercar (already airworthy) unveiled by Tesla’s rival Xpeng through its subsidiary Aeroht.

This one is particularly impressive because it looks like a supercar on the road when the wings are stored away into the body panels, but it completely transforms into an aircraft when necessary.

The same company also unveiled an all-terrain vehicle that looks like a Cybertruck but hides a small chopper in the truck bed.

For now, flying cars are only regulated and therefore available in a very small number of countries.

But it’s a probably just a matter of time before we see them taking to the skies and becoming a legitimate form of transport.