'Flying cars to jet suits:': 6 futuristic travel machines you’ll soon see everywhere
Edited By Abhinav Yadav
Published: May 20, 2025, 17:00 IST | Updated: May 22, 2025, 11:28 IST
The Jet Suit by Gravity Industries lets you fly at 136 km/h and soar up to 12,000 feet. It is already being tested for rescue missions and could become a thrilling way to travel short distances.
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(Photograph: Vice)
Welcome to the Future of Travel
Get ready for a new era of travel! From flying cars to high-speed trains, these futuristic machines promise to make journeys faster, safer, and more exciting than ever before.
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(Photograph: Virgin Hyperloop One)
Hyperloop: Speeding at 1,200 km/h
Hyperloop is a super-fast train in a vacuum tube, aiming to reach speeds up to 1,200 km/h. India’s first corridor could launch by 2030, making city-to-city travel quicker than ever.
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(Photograph: SpaceX)
SpaceX Starship: Earth to Mars and Beyond
Starship is a reusable rocket by SpaceX, designed for space tourism and Mars missions. It can carry 100 people and may start commercial flights within a few years, making space travel a reality.
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(Photograph: LTA Research)
Pathfinder 1: The Airship Returns
Pathfinder 1 is a modern airship built with strong, light materials. It uses electric motors, is eco-friendly, and could soon transport people and cargo over long distances safely.
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(Photograph: xpeng)
XPeng X2: The Flying Car Revolution
The XPeng X2 is a two-seater flying car from China. It can fly for 35 minutes at 130 km/h. With advanced safety features, it could be ready for city skies as early as 2027.
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Maglev Trains: Floating at 600 km/h
Maglev trains use magnets to float above the tracks, reaching speeds up to 600 km/h. Japan and China are leading the way, and these trains could soon link major cities in record time.
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(Photograph: X)
Jet Suit: Fly Like a Superhero
The Jet Suit by Gravity Industries lets you fly at 136 km/h and soar up to 12,000 feet. It is already being tested for rescue missions and could become a thrilling way to travel short distances.
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