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Futuristic flying hypercar

In the past two years, Bellwether Industries have conducted several phases of iteration to improve the flight performance of the volar prototypes. Now they announce that the free-flight test of our volar was completed and achieved breakthrough progress.

The volar flies smoothly and proves our efforts that go into innovation and technology. We are confident in our volar and will strive for perfection with continuous improvement.

Bellwether Industries was able to log eight test flights with its half-scale model during the recent Dubai session, following a year of indoor tethered flights.

The current prototype has just two seats, but the firm’s ultimate vision is a four-to-five-seater aircraft to fit entire families, carrying out intracity travels at an altitude of 3,000 feet (915 metres) with a speed of up to 135 miles per hour (220 kilometres per hour).


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