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During the 17th International Transportation Technology and Equipment Exhibition hosted by the Ministry of Transport, GOVY, as a leading representative of new productive forces, unveiled its cutting-edge low-altitude transportation technology—the GOVY AirCab flying car—making its public debut in Beijing!
The exhibition booth drew a high-level gathering of government officials and media representatives, attracting unprecedented attention.
Government Officials and Media Gather
Gaoyou Booth Becomes the Stunning Centerpiece
How popular was Gaoyi's flying car booth at this year's Transportation Technology Expo?
On opening day, former Vice Minister of Transport Dai Dongchang and other leaders visited the booth to gain a comprehensive understanding of Gaoyi's technological breakthroughs and industrialization prospects in low-altitude transportation, expressing high regard and praise.
Authoritative media outlets including China Media Group, Phoenix Satellite Television, and China News Service focused their coverage on Gaoyi's latest flying car model, the GOVY AirCab. Its cutting-edge technological prowess and uniquely comfortable product design captured the public's attention.
Among them, CCTV News featured a special report: The GOVY AirCab unmanned flying car made its mainland debut. Its airframe utilizes over 90% carbon fiber, significantly reducing weight while enhancing flight efficiency and endurance.
“In terms of flight speed, it can reach up to 120 kilometers per hour at an altitude of 300 meters. It addresses short-distance shuttle needs and cultural tourism sightseeing,” stated Li Shuhan, PR Director of GOVY, during an interview.
The spotlight from industry authorities and media coverage marks another breakthrough for GOVY in the low-altitude transportation sector of three-dimensional mobility, driven by its exceptional innovative technology and forward-thinking mobility concepts.
A Paradigm of New Quality Productivity
Forging a New Engine for Low-Altitude Transportation
Gaoyi, as GAC's flying car brand, exemplifies the new productive forces driving the automotive industry's transition into low-altitude mobility. Leveraging its core strengths—in-house development of key core technologies, a mature operations platform, and an automotive industry chain ecosystem—Gaoyi is simultaneously advancing two technical pathways: short-range multi-rotor vehicles and cross-city composite-wing vehicles.
Its multi-rotor flying car, GOVY AirCar, has successfully obtained the Civil Unmanned Aircraft Special Flight Permit from the Civil Aviation Administration of China. Another composite-wing flying car product, GOVY AirJet, is currently in the test flight phase and will achieve its global maiden flight within this year.
The GOVY AirCab, showcased at this event, officially opened for reservations on June 12 at a price not exceeding 1.68 million yuan. It plans to explore air-ground intermodal demonstration operations in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area by year-end, with airworthiness certification targeted for late 2026 followed by mass production and delivery.
Through progressive demonstration operations and market expansion, GOVY will accumulate extensive operational expertise, continuously refine its products and services, and establish a robust foundation for large-scale commercial deployment. This approach will propel flying cars from concept to reality, seamlessly integrating them into everyday life.
Three-Dimensional Intelligent Transportation Technology
Co-Creating New Ways of Future Mobility
This exhibition, hosted by the Ministry of Transport, brings together the nation's leading transportation technology forces, with its showcased achievements reflecting the direction of the strategy to build China into a transportation powerhouse.
The GOVY AirCab showcased at this event marks a significant milestone in Gaoyi's implementation of the automotive industry's “New Four Modernizations” strategy—electrification, intelligence, connectivity, and sharing.
Its stunning debut underscores the full recognition and support for Gaoyi's pivotal role in low-altitude aviation and the development of future integrated three-dimensional transportation networks. It also validates the strategic value of flying car technology for transportation and reinforces the consensus that the low-altitude economy serves as a key engine for building a “Transportation Powerhouse.”
Driven by both policy support and technological implementation, GOVY will continue to deepen its R&D in low-altitude aircraft, accelerate the commercialization of technological achievements, and contribute to building a three-dimensional intelligent transportation system, jointly creating new modes of future mobility.
