Xpeng has made history with the first public flight of its modular flying car, the Land Aircraft Carrier, in China. Following the demonstration, the company received an impressive 2000 pre-orders, setting a new industry record. The Land Aircraft Carrier consists of two parts: a 5.5-meter electric car and a flying module. The car itself has a 1000 km range and features a spacious interior with seating for two and a large trunk to store the flying module. The module, which resembles a large drone with a cockpit for two passengers, can be deployed from the trunk with the push of a button, taking just 5 minutes to activate. The flying module can complete 5–6 flights on a full charge, and the electric car can recharge it from 30% to 80% in just 18 minutes. The autonomous flight, demonstrated during the presentation, includes both automatic and manual control options, with just three hours of training needed for operation. Priced at $280,000, the Land Aircraft Carrier will enter mass production in 2026, with a planned output of 10,000 units annually. A major step towards the future of personal transportation!