<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>China's GAC is now accepting pre-orders for its eVTOL air taxi, GOVY AirCab, priced at $234,000.</li><li>The eVTOL made its debut at the International Automotive and Supply Chain Expo in Hong Kong.</li><li>The unmanned aircraft is 90% carbon fiber and can be fully charged in 25 minutes.</li><li>Delivery of the eVTOL is set for the end of 2026.</li><li>A pilot service using these air taxis will start later this year in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area.</li><li>Chinese automakers are focusing on developing eVTOLs to promote the country's 'low-altitude economy.'</li><li>Beijing aims for electric aircraft to be widely used for passenger transport in low-altitude airspace.</li><li>Changan Automobile, another Chinese automaker, is working on its own flying vehicle with a test flight planned by year-end.</li></ul>

China’s GAC starts pre-sales of $234,000 flying car

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