Flying Cars Market Size, Share, Growth, Opportunities and Global Forecast to 2028

After a few years from now, grabbing or hiring a taxi could mean to take to the skies. Yes! you read it correctly.

Recently, the ride-hailing giant-Uber, has launched a new project, called Uber Elevate, to bring flying cars to commuters by 2021.

Uber is working extremely hard to allow its customers in the future to push a single button and get a high-speed flight in and around cities.

Along with Uber, other companies like Airbus, eVolo, eHang, and Terrafugia are also taking interest in the flying taxis, to make it easy for people to hail a flying taxi using an just like Uber.

But there are few critical challenges they need to tackle before all jetting around in flying cars. Let's find out what are these major Challenges.

Despite these low numbers, Australia saw a 67% increase overall in electric vehicles purchased from 2016 to 2017.It’s not that Australians aren’t interested in electric cars, in fact a survey revealed that more than fifty per cent are interested in purchasing but are held back by a lack of infrastructure, car choices, and price.

To put it into perspective, online data shows Australia has 6800 petrol stations and 476 charging stations, that’s 14.3 stations to every 1 charging point with less than 1 available every 100km.

The choices and price ranges available also didn’t really help our numbers with families being able to choose from a $70,000 BMW or a $120,000 Tesla.

As we begin 2019 here is a list of new electric cars launched in Australia so far and what to look forward to: Tesla Model 3Release date: Was previously mid 2018, has now moved to the second half of 2019.Price: $35,000 USD ($47,000 before incentives) Tesla is still confirming Australian local prices without incentives but lookout for around the $50,000 mark.Driving range: 345 kmFeatures: The Tesla Model 3 is a four-door sedan that goes from zero to 100km/h in under six seconds.

It has a five star safety rating with an advanced autopilot hardware that is capable of full self-driving.

Hyundai IoniqRelease date: Available now.Price: Base model hybrid starts from $33,990.

Advanced Tires Market Research Report by On-Highway Vehicle Type (LDV, HDV), Off-Highway Vehicle Type (Agriculture Tractors, Construction and Mining Equipment), Material Type (Natural Rubber, Synthetic Rubber, Elastomers, and Others), Type (Pneumatic Tires, Run-Flat Tires, and Others), and Region–Global Forecast to 2023Advanced tires have become the need of the hour as the automotive sector is witnessing a constant surge in innovation.

This is providing substantial ground to the global advanced tires market to gain 10.8% CAGR during the forecast period (2018-2023).

Also, the mass production is a bit difficult which can hinder the expected market growth.Segmental Analysis:MRFR segmented the global advanced tires market by on-highway vehicle type, off-highway vehicle type, material type, and type.Based on the on-highway vehicle type, the advanced tires market includes LDV and HDV.

The agriculture tractors segment dominates the market, whereas, the mining equipment segment is deemed to enjoy the maximum growth during the forecast period.Based on the material type, the advanced tires market consists natural rubber, elastomers, synthetic rubber, steel, and other materials.

The natural rubber segment has the maximum market share and it can achieve considerable heights by attaining considerable CAGR during the forecast period.

Meanwhile, the synthetic rubber segment has the potential to reach out to a robust customer base at a faster speed.Based on the type, the advanced tires market can be segmented into pneumatic tires, run-flat tires, and airless tires.