Subaru 'Flying Car' Concept Showcased At Japan Mobility Show; See First Pics Here

The Japan Mobility Show began in full swing today with car manufacturers showcasing their upcoming models and concepts. Formerly known as the Tokyo Motor Show, the Japan Mobility Show will continue till November 5 in Tokyo.

One of the major attractions, which grabbed all the eyeballs today, is the Flying Concept Car exhibited by Japanese automobile manufacturer Subaru, providing a glimpse into their vision for future mobility solutions.

This has been exhibited at a time when many manufacturers and automotive companies are actively working on creating personal air mobility options. The concept also demonstrates Subaru's commitment to building stronger connections with society.

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Subaru - Flying Car Concept

Subaru has developed the Flying Car Concept while keeping in mind the goal of transforming how people will move in the sky in the future. The Flying Car Concept represents the idea of "more freedom in mobility" by combining electrification and automation technologies. The company has revealed that engineers from both the aerospace and automotive teams are currently working on flight demonstrations.

Flying Car Concept (Image - Subaru)

Talking about the design of the Flying Car Concept, it looks quite futuristic with a flat body with distinctive C-shaped headlights and taillights and with the Subaru logo placed between them. The flying car has six propellers attached to its circular body panels and the driver's cabin is centrally located under a black glass canopy. The silver finishing on the exterior body panels gives the Flying Car Concept a premium appearance.

Flying Car Concept (Image - Subaru)

Subaru - Sport Mobility Concept

Subaru has also showcased a Sport Mobility Concept at the Japan Mobility Show. The Sport Mobility Concept is an EV concept that signifies the evolution of Subaru Sports values and is centred around the idea of prioritizing the driver. With a low seating position, this car is designed to provide excellent visibility and awareness for the driver. The body panels of the Sport Mobility Concept have been designed to minimize surfaces and character lines creating a clean, three-dimensional shape for improved aerodynamic efficiency.

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