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Woohoo! Electric Flying plane Taxi is made in India at IIT Madras It has Vertical take off and landing you can park in a car parking near your car🔥

The government is set to launch the 'Sahkar Taxi' service nationwide as an alternative to Ola and Uber, announced Amit Shah. This initiative aims to provide a more cooperative and competitive option in the ride-hailing sector.

Have you ever heard of a startup that's building a flying taxi? Sounds futuristic, right? Well, guess what India has one too! It’s called The ePlane Company, and they’re on a mission to completely change how we move around cities, using their very ow

Sahkar Taxi: India’s Government-Backed Alternative to Ola & Uber🌝 The Indian government has announced Sahkar Taxi, a cooperative-based ride-hailing service designed to compete with Ola and Uber. Unlike traditional platforms, Sahkar Taxi prioritizes

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Boeing’s Wisk Aero is Bringing Autonomous Air Taxis to Asia by 2030! 🚁✨ The future of urban transport is taking off! Boeing’s Wisk Aero is developing a fully autonomous, electric flying taxi, set to launch commercial passenger services in Asia by 2

🚨 After UBER Bike Got Banned in Bengaluru... Uber said: “Bet. Let’s launch helicopters in the US!” 🤯🚁😂😂 Yup. You can now take a freakin' 15-minute helicopter ride from Sorrento to Capri .... because who has time for ferries anymore? 📍 Route:

This Chennai based India's first flying taxi startup💡 ePlane is planning to raise $30💵 to $50💵 million as it prepares for its first launch. They have already raised $14 million💵 from venture capital firm Speciale Invest and others in a Series B

Uber’s 2008 pitch deck raised $200K pre-product. Let’s break it down with real numbers & founder-level insight. { There were 5 more slides} Slides 1–3:[Problem] → US taxi market: $4.2B (2008). → Key inefficiencies: 40% idle time, zero dispatch opti

This Startup is Making Flying Cars a Reality! Meet Joby, an American startup founded on 9/11 (2009) by JoeBen Bevirt. JoeBen had a deep interest in engineering from a young age. In high school, he built the world’s first full-suspension mountain bi