Xpeng AeroHT, a subsidiary of the Chinese electric vehicle giant Xpeng, has initiated trial operations at its groundbreaking flying car manufacturing facility in Guangzhou, Guangdong province. The factory, located in Huangpu district—a burgeoning hub for science and technology—marks a significant milestone in the development of the low-altitude economy. The first product to emerge from the production line is the innovative Land Aircraft Carrier, a hybrid vehicle designed for both road and air travel. The facility boasts an initial annual production capacity of 5,000 units, with plans to double this output in the future. At full capacity, the factory will produce one aircraft every 30 minutes. The Huangpu district government has lauded the facility as the world’s first mass production line for flying cars. The initial batch of vehicles will undergo rigorous test flights to validate performance and craftsmanship, paving the way for commercial deliveries next year. The factory’s assembly line, which includes advanced processes such as composite material integration, power systems, connection, painting, and final assembly, sets a new benchmark for the industry. The Land Aircraft Carrier features a three-axle, six-wheel design with 6×6 all-wheel drive and rear-wheel steering, ensuring superior off-road capabilities. Its compact design allows it to fit into standard parking spaces and underground garages, enhancing its practicality. The factory is expected to bolster the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area’s industrial cluster and strengthen China’s position in the global low-altitude economy. This development underscores China’s commitment to innovation and its ambition to lead in emerging technologies.