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XPeng AeroHT · Drones · 2022
A two-seat manned electric vertical-take-off aircraft from XPeng AeroHT (the flying-car affiliate of Chinese automaker XPeng), publicly flown in Dubai in 2022. The Voyager X2 is a closed-cockpit octacopter — eight rotors in a distributed-electric layout for stability and fail-safe redundancy — built around a lightweight carbon-fibre structure. It weighs about 560 kg empty, cruises around 130 km/h at low altitude (up to ~1,000 m), and offers roughly 35 minutes of flight. Sensing combines LiDAR, radar and ultrasonics with AI obstacle avoidance, and safety features include multi-rotor redundancy and a ballistic parachute. It's an early step in XPeng AeroHT's push toward a road-and-air 'flying car'.
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View full interactive profile, comparisons & videos → Check price on Amazon →| Category | Drones |
| Sub-type | Manned eVTOL (2-seat multicopter) |
| Status | Development |
| Year | 2022 |
| Origin | China |
| Weight | 560 kg |
| Frame | Carbon fibre |
| Flight time | 35 min |
| Max range | 75 km |
| Use cases | Urban air mobility, Low-altitude city flights, Executive short-hop travel |
| Made in | China |
