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China has indeed made remarkable progress in various fields, including technology and innovation, helping it secure its position as the world's third-largest economy. One notable example of this innovation is Xpeng Motors, a prominent Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer that has ventured into the development of flying cars. Xpeng's flying car project is part of their broader effort to lead in the next generation of transportation. The company has been working on a flying vehicle under its subsidiary, HT Aero. Xpeng's flying car is designed to function both on the road and in the air, representing a significant leap in personal transportation technology. In 2021, Xpeng unveiled its concept for a flying car that is expected to be ready for mass production by 2024. This vehicle will have the ability to drive on regular roads, just like a conventional car, and take off vertically to fly short distances when needed. The development of such flying cars aligns with China's broader goals of advancing its technological capabilities and maintaining its growth trajectory as one of the world's largest economies. Xpeng's work on flying cars reflects the broader trend in China of investing in high-tech industries, from AI to autonomous driving, which is critical for sustaining its economic growth and global competitiveness.

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