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Google cofounder Larry Page is so serious about flying cars that he just poured a bunch of money into a second startup focused on the technology. Page invested an undisclosed sum in Opener, which ...

Larry Page is known for his interest in futuristic tech, including artificial intelligence and extending the human lifespan. And with Google's interest in self-driving cars , flying cars seem like ...

Last September, Larry Page's flying car company Kittyhawk, closed its doors. It was a stunning failure for what was once the vanguard of the eVTOLs (electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft ...

Larry Page’s Kitty Hawk air taxi startup is shutting down. After more than a decade of trying to make flying cars a reality, Kittyhawk is shutting down.

Larry Page’s flying car startup Kitty Hawk is shutting down. Funded by Google co-founder Larry Page, Kitty Hawk promised small electric flying vehicles designed for recreation and transportation ...

Google co-founder Larry Page founded Kittyhawk in 2010 to build an electric personal aircraft. The company is closing after unsuccessful attempts to commercialize its eVTOLs.

In 2013, I talked with Google’s cofounder about his desire to put self-driving cars on the road at scale. Even then, he was annoyed it hadn’t happened yet.

Venture capitalist Tim Draper is preparing to help launch a startup building an electric aerial passenger vehicle to be unveiled later this month, just a few weeks after the high-profile flameout ...

Today (June 28) marks the 53rd birthday of Elon Musk, the billionaire known for his technology-focused ambitions across the worlds of electric vehicles, space exploration, social media and now A.I ...

Google co-founder Larry Page's Kittyhawk — an automobile company aimed at making flying cars a reality — has announced it will fold after more than a decade of losses.