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Can This Be Japan's Next Step Towards Electric Flying Cars?
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1:14Now PlayingJapanese startup SkyDrive conducted a flight test with a pilot lasting 4 minutes at Toyota Test Field.
The SD-03 is an electric aircraft that can take off and land vertically.
SkyDrive says it is the world’s smallest eVTOL , also known as "electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing" aircraft.
The company aims to launch an air taxi service in 2023 and sell fully autonomous flying cars in 2028.
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