Shenzhen has built 1,200+ landing pads for passenger flying cars already operating in the city
LoganGrasby · x · 2026-10-19
Logan Grasby reports that Shenzhen is seriously letting passenger "flying cars" operate across the city, with over 1,200 landing pads already built. Photos show an EHang two-seat passenger eVTOL and the single-seat "Xuan Ying S-ZERO" (top speed 90km/h, 30-min flight time, 90kg payload) on display, alongside low-altitude economy expo signage — arguably the most aggressive urban eVTOL rollout anywhere.
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