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News of the Weird for September 25, 2025
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
Salt Lake City Weekly Not Ready for Prime Time? At a rehearsal on Sept. 16 for an airshow in Changchun, China, two flying cars collided while performing difficult stunts, CNN reported. The electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicles are intended to be part of a "low-altitude economy" in China, which includes flying taxis, drone deliveries and other services below 3,000 meters.
Xpeng Aeroht, the company that makes the vehicles, said the collision happened because of "insufficient spacing.
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