Transportation

A new anode material could allow electric vehicle (EV) batteries to hold more energy and charge up faster.

Air mobility startup Aska has begun flight testing the Aska A5, an SUV-sized flying car that costs an eye-watering $789,000.

A system that acts like a virtual reality headset for self-driving cars makes training the vehicles safer and more efficient.

Alef Aeronautics' Armada Model Zero is the first fully electric flying car to secure a certificate of airworthiness from the FAA.

Toyota’s been a bit behind the EV game, but claims game-changing batteries and new EV models are on the way.

Ford and GM vehicles will be able to use the 12,000 Superchargers in early 2024, helping potentially set a new charging standard.

Passengers who use a power wheelchair have a uniquely arduous air travel experience. But a new seat looks to change that.

Consumer preferences and technological trends suggest that most buyers will be ready to choose an EV by 2030.

Two groups are competing to be the first to create a 1,000-mph car, which would shatter the current land speed record.

Airbus' VSR700, an autonomous helicopter designed for naval use, has successfully completed test flights at sea.