Cars Levitating

Swelled-up streams of murky brown water replaced roads in Delhi, with buses and cars appearing in varying states of levitation and submersion, videos showed, as heavy rain battered the national capital for the second day.

A floating car propelled by magnets that can travel up to 230 kilometres per hour is being tested in China.

MagLev trains are only used in China, Japan and South Korea and will likely see the light of day only in about a decade.

Footage captured on CCTV cameras from Xingtai, China shows a road accident in which several vehicles appear to levitate on a busy road.

After countless teasers, car manufacturer Lexus has finally unwrapped the hoverboard and now has provided footage on how it works. The company had said that it was a rideable hoverboard, yes, more like the Back to the Future kinds.

Swelled-up streams of murky brown water replaced roads in Delhi, with buses and cars appearing in varying states of levitation and submersion, videos showed, as heavy rain battered the national capital for the second day.

A floating car propelled by magnets that can travel up to 230 kilometres per hour is being tested in China.

MagLev trains are only used in China, Japan and South Korea and will likely see the light of day only in about a decade.

Footage captured on CCTV cameras from Xingtai, China shows a road accident in which several vehicles appear to levitate on a busy road.

After countless teasers, car manufacturer Lexus has finally unwrapped the hoverboard and now has provided footage on how it works. The company had said that it was a rideable hoverboard, yes, more like the Back to the Future kinds.