Cars flying in the air during the practice of the Chinese Air Show, see the world's first EvTol air in the air in viral video

Imagine … You’ve achieved an air show. Flying cars fly in the air. The crowd is excited, the cameras run, everyone’s eyes are upwards. Then suddenly … explosion! Two machines collide in the air itself. One barely survives, while the other falls to the ground and sets on fire. Dreams break, trust is shaken, and the question arises: Will these flying cars really be yesterday’s vehicles, or is it just to show whose wings are not yet strong? The technique called the future of mobility … is seen on the test of credibility. A recent accident asked questions about his safety. During the practice of an air show in Changchun, China, two Xpeng Aeroht Evtol (electric vertical takeoff and landing) collided in the air itself. One managed to get on the ground, but the other crashed and caught fire. There is also news that a person is injured in this accident. How the accident occurred, Xpeng Aeroht confirmed to Yicai that the EvTol accident of today was caused during a rehearsal for the Changchun Airshow when one damaged and set fire to the landing. The others ended up safely. The explanation comes after online videos set fire to two air vehicles. Xpeng’s two foldable EvTol flying cars flew with each other. The two machines collided with each other. After the collision, a machine lost control, fell and caught fire. The second machine is safely launched using Pilot/Automatic Control. First Evtol Middle-Havai Crush This incident is not only considered important to XPeng, but also for the entire global Evtol region. It is probably a mid-Hawai accident of a car flying from the world’s first fly car. No such incident has ever happened before. However, many companies worldwide develop and test fly cars. Extensive work is also underway with air taxis. The statement of the company Xpeng issued a statement stating that the accident occurred when the plane flies very close to each other during a rehearsal. However, it is not yet clear whether the aircraft was automatic or hand -controlled at the time of the accident. Xpeng’s ‘Land Aircraft Carrier’ program This EvTol model is part of the ambitious ‘Land Aircraft Carrier’ of Xpeng Aeroht. Originally, it is a six -wheeled vehicle with which there are two aircraft carriers. If necessary, it can fly by applying the folding arms of the EVTOL and can be used for air trip at short distance. Evtol, or electrical vertical take-off and landing vehicles, is considered the most likely contenders for future urban air transport. Xpeng is one of the leading businesses in this race. As a result, this is the first time the accident has arisen questions about the technical safety and testing processes of the business. Technical challenges: Safety protocols, formation flight practices and distance management are important for emerging techniques such as EVTOL. This phenomenon shows that only design and performance are not enough; Operation testing and error management are equally important. Public Fear: In major public programs such as air shows, even among large crowds, such accidents can affect the confidence in technology. Brand or any accident can increase the fear among people, or these ‘flying cars’ can provide safe traffic in the future. Strictness in policy and standards: Due to such incidents, governments and regulatory organizations will apply strict standards to improve the performance of these cars at EVTOL, to test protocols, flight perites and public places. From a safety point of view, it is a warning that development should not only be limited to technology, but also watch a closely monitoring operating and public safety aspects. Xpeng Aeroht is an important Chinese manufacturer for electric vehicles. The company has long been working on cars flying. There is a direct attack on such accident confidence on a major stage as air shows. Design, performance and battery life, everything is at stake. It is important to maintain the distance between two flying cars during the flight and follow the safety protocol. At first glance, this is an error in this accident.