Coming to a track near you as soon as 2023.
experts: ex-fighter pilot Thierry de Boisvilliers and former Airbus executive Michael Krollak. The duo decided to create the hydrogen-powered racer in an effort to reduce the harmful carbon emissions produced by traditional combustion engines on the Formula 1 track.The Carcopter shown at CES was a small-scale model that measures just over 8 feet and is powered by six 35kW electric engines.
When it comes to looks, the Carcopter sports a minimalist, lightweight frame and is arguably one of the sexier flying cars we’ve seen thanks to more subdued rotors. MACA expects the final model to take off at the end of 2021 and plans to launch the Carcopter on Formula 1 circuits, such as Paul-Ricard, Pôle Mécanique Alès Cévennes and the famed Circuit de la Sarthe, in 2023. There’s just one question: Who’s going to be behind the wheel?
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