00:00Welcome to the video from the Car Magazine Tuning Blog.
00:03Today we're talking about a truly spectacular and futuristic vehicle.
00:07The Skyrider X6 from Quickwill.
00:10A flying motorcycle that can travel both on the road and in the air.
00:16The Chinese tech manufacturer Kukwul developed this unusual vehicle in collaboration with Richter.
00:24It is a tilting three-wheeler with an inverted trike design that offers amphibious capabilities,
00:29meaning it can be used both on the ground and in the air.
00:34The Skyrider X6 is currently available for pre-order via the Chinese online platform JD.com.
00:40The price is around 63,000 euros.
00:44On the ground, the vehicle is powered purely by electricity and reaches a top speed of 70 kilometers per hour.
00:51According to CRTC testing procedures, the maximum range is up to 200 kilometers.
00:56In the air, the Skyrider X6 reaches speeds of up to 72 kilometers per hour with its six-motor, six-axle electric drive system.
01:06The maximum flight time is around 20 minutes.
01:10This makes the vehicle particularly suitable for short distances and as a means of transport in emergencies.
01:15The body is made of a carbon fiber composite material and an aviation-grade aluminum alloy,
01:22which is designed to keep the weight as low as possible.
01:26A centrally mounted rear-wheel drive ensures stability on the ground.
01:31The aircraft has a variety of automated functions such as automatic takeoff, landing, route planning, and cruise flight.
01:37Those with the necessary experience can also control the vehicle manually using a joystick.
01:45Safety naturally plays a major role in such a concept.
01:49The Skyrider X6 is equipped with redundant drive and control systems.
01:53The individual rotors are each powered by separate electric motors, so that the system can continue flying even if one motor fails.
02:03In addition, backup logic in the flight control system ensures stability in changing conditions.
02:10In an emergency, a ballistic parachute system is used, which is automatically activated in the event of critical errors.
02:16The battery of the Skyrider X6 has a capacity of 10.5 kWh and supports DC fast charging in accordance with automotive standards.
02:28A full charge takes about one hour.
02:31However, the legal situation for air operations in China remains difficult.
02:37Airspace below 200 meters altitude is currently not approved for civilian use.
02:41Anyone wishing to fly the Skyrider X6 also requires a sports pilot's license, the training costs of which amount to around 65 euros.
02:53If you compare the Skyrider X6 with its main competitor, the flying car from Xpeng Aero HT, the price difference also becomes clear.
03:01While the Xpeng model costs around 155,000 euros, the Skyrider is significantly cheaper and should therefore be of particular interest to technology-savvy individualists.
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