A brief test flight video from NBC News shows the Alef Aeronautics car lift up and fly over an SUV in a remote field somewhere in Silicon Valley. NBC says they didn’t get to see the driver enter or exit the vehicle, and they had to film from 50 yards away.

A futuristic flying car by Alef Aeronautics has taken to the skies, and its viral video is sparking a mix of excitement and skepticism across social

A futuristic flying car has taken to the skies, marking a major leap in transportation. Alef Aeronautics successfully tested its Model Zero prototype, showcasing its ability to drive like a regular car before lifting off vertically.

Alef shook the internet after unveiling a prototype of its flying car, dubbed the Model A, in 2022. The company claimed the 100% electric flying car can drive up to 220 miles with a 110-mile flight range.

Flying cars have garnered all the hype over the years, but it's never gotten anywhere. Here's a new startup attempting to do the same.

Using distributed electric propulsion, with a mesh layer covering the propeller blades, the car was able to soar above the ground.

US automaker Alef Aeronautics has released the first-ever footage of a fully functional flying car, bringing science fiction closer to reality. The video showcases the 100% electric vehicle driving on a road in California before lifting off vertically and soaring over another car—a scene reminiscent of "Back to the Future II.