Japanese electric flying car manufacturer SkyDrive recently won the Japanese regional heat of the Startup World Cup.
Organized by Pegasus Tech Ventures, the Startup World Cup is a competition to find the brightest startup companies from around the world.
Companies entering must first win one of more than 70 regional competitions to advance through to the semi-finals, which this year will be held in September in late September.
A grand finale event will be held two days after the semi-finals, with the winners walking away with a USD$1 million investment prize.
The last time the competition was held was in 2019, when AI-powered optimization platform Abivin won the prize.
SkyDrive is currently working on developing a two-seat electrically powered flying car, which it hopes to have certificated and flying in time for the 2025 Osaka Olympic Games.
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