In a world-first, flying race vehicles from South Australia are reaching unprecedented heights.

While the concept of flying automobiles has long been considered science fiction, one Adelaide business has made it a racing reality. The world’s first flying racing vehicles are housed at a facility in suburban Adelaide.

Alauda Aeronautics has built and produced a number of flying vehicles for use on a race track in the sky.

It’s part of the brand-new Airspeeder racing series, and the company’s CEO, Matt Pearson, has huge hopes for the future.

Main things:

*South Australia is the world leader in the manufacture of flying cars.

*The world’s first flying race car will cost $10 million to develop.

*Pilots are expected to fly the machine within 18 months.

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