Elon Musk INTRODUCES Tesla's First Flying Vehicle!

Will Tesla ever build a flying car? The fact that Elon Musk would like to is an open secret and we are quite positive that someone inside Tesla is already working on such an innovative project.
While we keep on waiting for it, Tesla CEO took it to Twitter to praise the idea of hypothetical Tesla model V by British industrial designer Tom Abbott-Davies.
The EVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) vehicle, which Abbot-Devis started to theorized while he was still a student in 2014, took motivation from Mata Ray. It is one of the passenger vehicles with a three battery engine, 1250 KW rear motor plus a dual 650 KW brushless engine, and a fuselage made of titanium shell and magnesium.
Model V is just a concept and it will never see the spark of the day. At least not until lithium-ion batteries will reach the energy density needed to propel a flying machine. Despite the first attempt at electric airplanes, a flying vehicle with VOTL would be different. According to Elon Musk itself, batteries suitable for commercial flight would have to pack a density of at least 400 to 500 Watt-hours per kg, while at the moment the best batteries can achieve a density of 250-Watt hours per kg.
We will get there, but electric flying doesn’t seem to be a top priority for the electric mobility sector which doesn’t mean that cool concepts and projects like Abbott-Davies shouldn't keep envisioning a future of drones like bussing sustainable flying cars.