Swedish startup Jetson is turning the dream of flying cars into a sleek, real-world reality. The Jetson One is a single-seat, eight-rotor eVTOL that weighs just over 250 pounds, hits 63 mph, and flies for 20 exhilarating minutes.
With an aluminum space frame, carbon fiber shell, and intuitive controls, it’s built for first-time pilots—no license required in the U.S. A triple-redundant computer system keeps you safe, and yes, there’s even a ballistic parachute.
Production is sold out through 2026, but 2027 slots are open. The future of personal flight? It’s lighter, faster, and cooler than you imagined. The Jetson One costs $128,000, and can be pre-ordered on their website.
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A license is required to drive a CAR on the GROUND, but not to FLY one of these OVERHEAD? Me thinks this won’t end well!
Longer range and faster speed are needed. What are the U.S. air space limitations?
It’s to bad you have to be rich to experience such exciting things will soon be old enough I won’t be able to
There are thousands of people on the waiting list, but you could make it happen too!
I’d give anything to own one of these!!! I’ll never have this kind of money but damn , it is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen!!!!! Out of all the “flying car” ideas out there, this is by far the best if they can figure out how to get a longer flight time out of it, solar maybe? I’d love to at least fly one once!!!!!
Here’s hoping! 🙂
Agreed, the website has a list of people on the waiting list, thousands of buyers!
Want one
So cool, Is there room for Astro?