GUANGZHOU, November 17, 2025 — China has officially unveiled the world’s first mass-production facility for flying cars, marking a bold step in the future of urban mobility. Developed by XPeng AeroHT, the 120,000 m² factory in Guangzhou is designed to produce thousands of modular flying vehicles capable of both road travel and flight.
The vehicles, described as modular flying cars, can detach from their bases and take off, offering a seamless integration of road and air mobility. XPeng AeroHT aims to begin full-scale production and customer deliveries by 2026, signaling China’s intent to become a global leader in the emerging flying car industry.
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Industry analysts say the facility represents a significant leap in transportation innovation, potentially reshaping urban landscapes and easing congestion while opening new frontiers for smart city planning.
With advanced robotics, automated assembly lines, and precision engineering, the factory is poised to make flying vehicles commercially viable and accessible to early adopters. The initiative also reflects China’s broader push to dominate next-generation mobility technologies, including autonomous vehicles and electric aircraft.
