On the ground, the propeller and rotor are stopped and power is diverted to the wheels, allowing it to travel as a three-wheeled car. Unusually, it leans into turns like a motorcycle, a solution pioneered by the carver vehicle, also produced by a Dutch company. However, the PAL-V does not tilt as a Carver but like the BMW "Simple Concept" from 2009
The PAL-V One has two seats and a 160 kW flight certified gasoline
engine, giving it a top speed of 180 km/h (112 mph) on land and in air,
and a maximum take off weight of 910 kg.
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