Larry Page of Google Invest heavily in flying cars

Larry Page of Google is already a gaszilionaire thanks to his founding of a company that does virtually anything nowadays. Now, the tech entrepreneur is looking to get ahead with regard to flying cars.

We are told that flying cars are coming. In fact, we were told that since the 1950s, but the reality is that they did not really seem to be a viable possibility until now.

Page is confident that the phenomenon will take off (pun intended) soon. He is so confident in fact that he is currently involved in no less than three major flying car companies. According to The Verge Page is involved in a Canadian company called Opener. He also participated in Kitty Hawk, who recently unveiled his two-seat taxi concept.

In 2010, Page founded a company called Levt Inc. with Stanford aerial professor Ilan Kroo. This company specializes in the development of a flying cab and changed its name to Zee.Aero in 2011.

In addition, Page has quietly acquired a company called Opener – which s & # 39; called SkyKar at the time – in 2014 using a shell. company in a deal estimated at about £ 8 million. Opener founder Markus Leng unveiled for the first time a prototype of a flying car in 2009. The prototype took its maiden flight two years later

Page puts Sebastian Thrun – the man behind the projects Google's mapping and driving business – in charge of Zee.Aero and Opener, and all three, along with Kitty Hawk, have since flourished.

Are electric cars really about to touch the mainstream? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain, Google will be back to the forefront.