Hyundai rethinks AAM strategy as Tesla Roadster sparks flying-car buzz
Tesla's unveiling of a redesigned Roadster with rocket-style thrusters has intensified interest in flying cars, while an internal report calls on Hyundai Motor Group to reconsider its aircraft development direction and advanced air mobility (AAM) strategy.
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