Single-seat drones and taxi drones will be the future of mobility. More comfortable and faster, not only in the city but everywhere. The Swedish Hoversurf presented his taxi drone, it is one of the most interesting: it can carry up to four passengers.

While the Chinese EHang has launched a single-seat drone, which can carry up to two passengers.

The real revolution in aerial mobility will take place when single or two-seater drones take over. A bit like personal cars.

Taxi drones are already in the testing phase in some cities. This may be the year you see them flying in the air. The single-seaters, on the other hand, are timidly entering the market.

The fact is they still cost a lot. Especially the first models presented last year that was priced like a Ferrari or a Lamborghini. So still accessible for very few.

However, something cheaper (so to speak) is starting to be seen. At least cheaper than a Tesla Model S or Model X.

Taxi drones and single-seat drones will offer a new way of getting around: more efficient, sustainable, and affordable than traditional cars and motorcycles. Apart from the purchase cost (so far).

Drones will also be used for the transport of goods. While single-seaters will be a valid alternative to cars and motorcycles, especially in large cities, where traffic congestion is a constant problem.

Consequently, there will be advantages for others: they will decongest traffic in large cities since they will fly on alternative routes to cars and motorcycles.

There will also be less pollution, less clutter, and parking on top of skyscrapers or in unexpected places.

As I said at the beginning, it is drones for private use that will interest people so much. I want to take stock of the situation of those In the market.

I want to start with the latest ones and which are the least expensive ones.

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