A new mode of transport being hyped as the “world’s first flying bike” has officially been released in Japan — with a nearly $555,000 online price tag, according to the company’s site.

Have you ever ridden your bike and wished you could soar over traffic jams? That dream is nearing reality since Japanese students created a flying bicycle. It is a project from Osaka Public ...

Students from Japan's Osaka Public University have created ... Super Car Blondie reported. It is a flying bicycle that flies when pedalled. Led by Fusha Sakai under the Sakai Windmill Association ...

A Japanese startup known for developing hover ... artificial intelligence and flying bikes, but apparently struggled to secure the necessary cash to maintain its business. Last week, bankruptcy ...

Numerous videos and tests from Japan as well as other parts of the world ... but AERWINS is hoping to achieve just that. Individual flying vehicles would certainly change the way that travel ...

According to their website, the XTURISMO is powered by a combination of internal combustion and battery. The bike weighs 300 kg and is 3.7 m long. The cruising range is about 40 km, and it can reach ...

Nearly 35 million tourists flocked to Japan in 2024, most of them visiting tourist sites in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. But as demand for cycle tourism grows globally, bike routes like Shimanami Kaido ...

Billionaire industrialist Anand Mahindra, who regularly shares tech innovation updates on his Twitter handle, on Wednesday tweeted a video of the world’s first flying bike. Japanese startup ...

Learning to ride a bike is one of our earliest achievements ... So, let's get it worked out," he said. The Japanese start-up behind the flying motorcycle, AERWINS Technologies, first started ...

Pono Capital Corp. PONO will close its previously announced acquisition of Japanese flying motorbike maker ALI Technologies Inc., as early as Friday for trading on the Nasdaq, Bloomberg reported ...

Xturismo, a Japanese flying bike that took public flight in the US recently, may soon be manufactured in the UAE. “We are producing up to five units a month and plan mass production next year in Abu ...

The future of urban mobility will have to take into account the most pressing problems of today. As such, the future of urban mobility will be electric, airborne, more efficient, and eventually ...