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DeLorean enters electric flying vehicles with a team in the Airspeeder International Series

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The US firm DeLorean is joining a new motorsport competition based on electric propulsion, advanced flight controls and artificial intelligence safety systems. Its team will be called DeLorean Airspeeder and will compete in the Airspeeder International Series with electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft on electronically defined circuits. In its debut season it will use the Airspeeder Mk3C; for 2027-28 it plans to design a new aircraft with student engineering teams from universities in its home country, including the University of California, UC Berkeley and Georgia Tech.

In 45 seconds

  • DeLorean will compete with the DeLorean Airspeeder team in the Airspeeder International Series, an eVTOL electric aircraft championship.
  • The competition combines electric propulsion, advanced flight controls and AI-based safety systems.
  • In its debut season it will use the Airspeeder Mk3C; for 2027-28 it plans a new aircraft with student teams from universities such as UC Berkeley and Georgia Tech.
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