At the 2025 CES event in Las Vegas, RICTOR has launched its Skyrider X1 flying motorcycle, reports Urban Air Mobility News.

This flying motorcycle represents a revolutionary leap in passenger aviation, says the company in a press release.

"Designed as an amphibious vehicle, it seamlessly combines land and air functionality, offering users the ultimate freedom in driving experiences," noted RICTOR.

Its multi-functional personal vehicle design features: 4-axis, 8-propeller system for enhanced stability; carbon fiber composite and aviation-grade aluminum materials for durability and performance; a maximum flight speed of 100 km/h and a flight duration of up to 40 minutes; a 50 kW onboard DC charging station, ensuring worry-free journeys.

The Skyrider X1 also features:

          Automatic route planning to identify optimal flight paths based on set destinations.

          Real-time weather and environmental adaptability, automatically adjusting altitude, speed, and direction for efficient and safe travel.

          Automated take-off and landing functions, simplifying the flight process by allowing pilots to set destinations while the vehicle handles the rest.

          Manual control options for pilots who prefer hands-on operation, including joystick functionality, catering to diverse user preferences.

In terms of safety the electric flying motorcycle includes triple-redundant flight control systems, ensuring safe operation even if an engine fails and BMS battery safety protection and an integrated emergency parachute for comprehensive safety assurance.