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China-based GAC Group has launched a new eVTOL-focused brand called GOVY, expanding its efforts in sustainable air transportation. The new flying car brand focuses on designing, producing, and supporting flying cars and related products. Moreover, its flagship aircraft, AirJet, is claimed to operate as an air taxi for up to 124 miles. Drawing on GAC’s automotive experience and in-house technology, GOVY aims to offer practical solutions for urban and intercity mobility. Latest step in sustainable air transportation The company introduced the AirJet as part of the brand’s debut. This marks GAC’s second flying car concept in two years, with the AirJet taking a more traditional eVTOL approach. The AirJet is a composite-wing flying car with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities. Made of over 90 percent carbon fiber, it weighs just one-third of a car body of the same size, enabling longer electric flights. Like other eVTOLs, it lifts off vertically and transitions its rotors mid-air for efficient cruising. The AirJet joins GAC’s AirCar in development as the automaker expands its offerings in sustainable air travel. GAC envisions the AirCar for zero-emission trips up to 20 km (12.4 miles), while the AirJet is designed to operate as an air taxi for longer journeys up to 200 km (124 miles). The eVTOL features a high-performance electric drive system developed by GAC, reaching a top speed of 250 km/h (155 mph) and recharging in just 30 minutes. The AirJet features a luxury cabin with a “1+1+X” seating arrangement and autonomous flight capabilities. The eVTOL is equipped with advanced safety features, including redundant power and control systems, real-time monitoring, and obstacle detection to ensure a secure flight. Robo-AirTaxi system for efficient smart mobility Currently, the AirJet has a range of 200 km (124 miles), but GAC expects future solid-state batteries to extend this to 400 km (249 miles). The company plans to start airworthiness certification for its eVTOLs in 2025 and set up an assembly line to support commercial operations in China. This step will help prepare for the introduction of its flying cars to the market. GAC also announced its Robo-AirTaxi system, combining ground and aerial transport for seamless smart mobility. The system will use the multi-rotor GOVY AirCar for urban trips under 20 km (12 miles) and the AirJet for mid-range travel up to 200 km (124 miles). The goal is to establish a “40-minute Greater Bay Area life circle,” enabling faster intercity connections while cutting transit times and costs, the company says. By 2025, GAC plans to secure airworthiness certification for its flying cars, set up production lines, and start pre-orders, moving forward with the commercialization of low-altitude mobility. With plans for demonstration operations in 2-3 Greater Bay Area cities by 2027, the Chinese company is working to shape the future of urban mobility with smarter and more sustainable technologies.

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Three Greenville Lions earned second-team honors on the All-District 6-5A-II Football Team. Senior running back Jaden Johnson made the second-team offense. Senior safeties Caleb Yost and Aden Lewis made the second-team defense. Johnson led the Lions in rushing this past season with 454 yards and five touchdowns on 91 carries. He averaged nearly five yards per carry. His biggest game was in the Lions’ 16-14 win over Corsicana when he ran for 175 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries. He also caught seven passes for 39 yards and played a lot on defense at linebacker. Yost and Lewis made some big plays on defense this season for the Lions. Both intercepted passes and Lewis preserved the Lions’ win over Corsicana when he blocked a Corsicana field goal attempt in the closing seconds. Midlothian Heritage’s 8-4 Panthers, who were the district champions, claimed several of the top honors including Most Valuable Player (quarterback Carter Rutenbar), Offensive Line MVP (Cooper Farnsworth), Offensive Newcomer of the Year (Za’Ko Davis), Defensive Line MVP (Jamie De Los Santos) and the Defensive Newcomer of the Year n(Owen Menicucci). Ennis head coach Sam Harrell, who is retiring due to health issues, was named the Coach of the Year. He guided Ennis to three state football titles. All-District 6-5A-II Football Team Most Valuable Player — Carter Rutenbar, Midlothian Heritage, Sr. Offensive MVP — Jeremiah Douglas, Crandall, So. Offensive Line MVPs — Cooper Farnsworth, Midlothian Heritage, Sr.; Preston Temple, Kaufman, Sr. Offensive Newcomer of the Year — Za’ko Davis, Midlothian Heritage, Jr. Defensive MVPs — Keiundre Johnson, Terrell, Sr.; Hudson West, Crandall, Sr. Defensive Line MVPs — Jaimie De Los Santos, Midlothian Heritage, Sr.; Jeremiah Watson, Mesquite Poteet, Sr.. 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