Dutch company PAL-V opens a flying car showroom in Germany to showcase PAL-V Liberty

CTOnews.com September 10 news, the Dutch company PAL-V recently opened a special exhibition hall in Munich, Germany to display flying cars, showing flying cars PAL-V Liberty. Chad Krombach, regional sales manager at DE, said the showroom was now open to the public, marking "a major leap towards a new transportation era" and making future traffic more acceptable to the public.

CTOnews.com learned from its website that the showroom will provide a platform for potential buyers, investors and enthusiasts to see the craftsmanship and technology behind PAL-V flying cars.

The PAL-V Liberty uses a three-wheel design that can be transformed into a rotor aircraft by releasing the propeller and tail propeller during take-off. It is reported that the whole deformation process of the car takes about 10 minutes, and its maximum land speed can reach 160km/h, and its flight speed can reach 180km/h. In land mode, the maximum range is 1315km, and in flight mode, the maximum range is 500km.

PAL-V Liberty, the official website of Tu Yuan PAL-V, announced in 2017 that it received road certification in 2020 and is expected to deliver the first batch in 2024.