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RICTOR
RICTOR Skyrider X1 Flying Motorcycle
$60,000.00
The RICTOR Skyrider X1 costs $60,000.00. It carries one rider, drives on retractable wheels, and lifts off vertically on multiple rotors for short hops — 25 minutes of flight on the X1 SL, up to 40 on the X1 SX, at speeds up to about 100 km/h. It plans the route and manages takeoff and landing itself, with a joystick available if you want to fly it by hand.
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product typeamphibious passenger flying motorcycle / personal eVTOL
main modelSkyrider X1
passengerone passenger
mobility moderoad and air mobility
flight systemmulti-rotor eVTOL-style flight
road featureretractable wheels / ground travel concept
flight timeX1 SL up to 25 minutes; X1 SX up to 40 minutes according to public coverage
top speedup to about 100 km/h / 62 mph according to public coverage
Before you buy
Where to buy the RICTOR Skyrider X1
RICTOR lists the Skyrider X1 at rictor.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than selling it. The RICTOR Skyrider X1 is listed at $60,000.00.
Who the RICTOR Skyrider X1 is for
The Skyrider X1 is a single-passenger personal eVTOL concept that combines short-range flight with road travel on retractable wheels. RICTOR positions it for low-altitude personal mobility rather than as a licensed aircraft or a road-legal motorcycle. This is a collector and early-adopter purchase rather than a vehicle you commute on.
Is the RICTOR Skyrider X1 worth $60,000.00?
At $60,000.00 the Skyrider costs more than most houses outside major cities, and the barrier is not the money but the law: personal eVTOL flight is restricted or unlicensed in most countries, and where you may legally fly one is a question to answer before ordering rather than after. RICTOR describes the product as a concept, so treat the specifications as a design target rather than a tested vehicle. Anyone wanting practical transport should not be on this page.
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