Flying electric car capable of floating makes debut during California's hit Monterey Car Week

The LEO Coupe is more than just a flying car; it's a reinvention of freedom akin to the spirit of Route 66.Photo byCourtesy Photo

In a nod to Monterey Car Week's celebration of automotive innovation, LEO Flight has unveiled a revolutionary new product: the LEO Coupe all-electric flying car. This groundbreaking vehicle marks a new chapter in personal mobility, blending classic car culture with futuristic technology.

The LEO Coupe is more than just a flying car; it's a reinvention of freedom akin to the spirit of Route 66. With its sleek aerodynamic design, dramatic gullwing doors, and cutting-edge electric jet technology, the LEO Coupe offers an entirely new dimension of mobility—taking the thrill of the open road to the open skies.

Carlos Salaff, Co-Founder and Design Director of LEO Flight, highlights the vision behind the LEO Coupe. "Since the advent of the Space Age, we've dreamt of flying cars. The LEO Coupe is our vision of that future realized," says Salaff.

The Coupe features a patented clustered electric jet propulsion system that enhances safety by avoiding fuel-burning jets or traditional propellers. With a cruising speed of 200 mph and a range of 250 miles per charge, the LEO Coupe is poised to redefine intercity and intracity travel.