Switchblade flying car available for sale within weeks

The American company, Samson, outperformed Rolls-Royce and Hyundai after announcing that its "Switchblade" flying cars had passed road and flight tests, which means that the company has only a few weeks left to launch the flying car on the global markets.

The 14 years of continuous work paid off after the flying car passed international tests, and the Switchblade features a hybrid take-off system, a luxurious helicopter-like cabin, and the ability to fly 16,000 feet at 160mph.
 The flying car starts walking on the road on three wheels, before extending its folded wings to fly, then folding it again to merge with the body of the car and traveling on the highways, but the only problem with the model is that it takes off from an airport. The Switchblade does not have the ability to fly vertically and this  The worst of the model.