Joby S4. Photo: Harlan Huntington, U.S. Air Force, Public domain (U.S. Air Force photo), via Wikimedia Commons
AllFlyingCars · The independent flying car tracker
Flying cars for sale: what you can buy, reserve or ride
Eight flying cars take orders or reservations, from $148,000 for the Jetson ONE, but the Jetson ONE is the only one of them being delivered so far. Here's what each of the 22 we track costs and how close it is.
How many flying cars are there?
No one keeps an official worldwide count. Of the 22 flying cars, personal aircraft and air taxis we track, two are certified or being delivered: the Jetson ONE (being delivered to owners) and the EHang EH216-S (certified in China). Nine more are in formal certification; the rest are test aircraft, prototypes or paused. For scale, autoevolution reported in March 2026 that about 100 Jetson ONE customers were due to receive aircraft in 2026 and EHang delivered 215 EH216-series aircraft in 2025, a figure that includes non-passenger versions.
Can you buy a flying car?
Yes, in a limited way. Eight take orders or reservations, from $148,000 for the Jetson ONE. Of these, only the Jetson ONE is being delivered (delivering since September 2025; new orders quoted for 2028); the rest are reservations for aircraft still being built, tested or certified.
How much does a flying car cost?
Stated prices for flying cars and personal aircraft run from $148,000 for the Jetson ONE to as much as $1.2 million for the Klein Vision AirCar, a company estimate. Taxes, training and insurance may be extra.
How high has each one flown?
Every vehicle we track, placed at the level it has really reached, from prototype to carrying passengers. Checked October 17, 2026.
Jetson ONE$148,000None of this type
Which one is for you?
Answer four questions. The list updates as you go.
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The contenders
Prices, status and the latest news for each one, with sources.
EHang EH216-S
¥299 ticket announced
XPeng Aridge Land Aircraft Carrier
Under ~$300k (¥2M)
PAL-V Liberty
$336k–$562k
BETA ALIA
No fare yet
Eve eVTOL (Eve 100)
No fare yet
Joby S4
No fare yet
Vertical Valo (VX4)
No fare yet
Volocopter VoloCity
No fare yet
Wisk Gen 6
No fare yet
Pivotal Helix
From $190,000
Alef Model A
$299,999
LIFT Aircraft HEXA
Flights from $199
Samson Sky Switchblade
From ~$200k (kit)
Tesla Roadster (flying car demo)
Not announced
AeroMobil 4.0
No current priceJetson ONE
$148,000
Archer Midnight
No fare yet
ASKA A5
$789,000
Klein Vision AirCar
$800k–$1.2M (est.)
Doroni H1-X
$400,000 (expected)
Volonaut Airbike
$880,000Sarla Aviation ShunyaSarla Aviation Shunya
No fare yetWhen can you get one?
The makers' own target dates. Most have slipped at least once, so read these as best cases.
Now
2026
2027
2028
No firm date
- EHang EH216-SPublic ticket sales announced for March 2026; not confirmed open
- BETA ALIACargo and medical flights first; no passenger date
- Volocopter VoloCityEASA certification expected; no service scheduled
- Wisk Gen 6Passenger flights "later this decade"
- Klein Vision AirCarEarly-2026 deliveries were promised; none confirmed
- Volonaut AirbikeNo delivery date given
- Sarla Aviation ShunyaFirst full-scale flight targeted for June 2028
Guides
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- Personal eVTOLs and hoverbikes
Aircraft you fly yourself, and which ones need no pilot's license.
- Air taxis: who's flying, where and when
Launch cities, fares and certification progress.
- How much does a flying car cost?
Prices from $148,000 to $1.2 million, and where each number comes from.
- Flying cars you can buy or pre-order
Who takes orders today, the deposit, and the license you'd need.
- Are flying cars real yet?
What's flying today and what's still a prototype.