The MrBeast-approved flying AirCar is taking off to China

Just like with electric vehicles, Chinese manufacturers are trying to get ahead of the curve when it comes to flying car technology. Slovakia-based KleinVision, which makes the AirCar, announced Wednesday that it had sold the Chinese rights to its surface-to-air transport machine to Hebei Jianxin Flying Car Technology, which is headquartered in Cangzhou. The agreement will allow a country-exclusive license that will allow Hebei Jianxin to "Redefine transportation standards in China" by "Utilizing KleinVision's cutting-edge technology within a specific geographical region." The BBC reports that Hebei Jianxin had already built its own airport and flight school before the AirCar deal. In a September video titled "$1 vs $100,000,000 Car!" the YouTube star Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson demonstrated an AirCar flight between driving a Humvee-style boat car and taking a bevy of supercars around a shutdown oval track. "The wheels aren't on the ground anymore!" Jacobs said excitedly as he watched the car take off while standing on said ground. "It's literally a car that's flying," Hansen said from a plane following the AirCar in the air. "These cars are getting crazier and crazier."