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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_182210314_BES
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_182210304_BES
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_182210299_BES
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_182210294_BES
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
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07/03/2025
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Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPS: BYD vehicles fitted with the Lingyuan drone launch roof system.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
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07/03/2025
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Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPSL A BYD SUV with the Lingyuan drone launch roof system.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
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Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPSL A BYD SUV with the Lingyuan drone launch roof system.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPSL A BYD SUV with the Lingyuan drone launch roof system.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPSL A BYD SUV with the Lingyuan drone launch roof system.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPS: The Lingyuan drone has a hand held controller as well as touch screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPS: The Lingyuan drone has a hand held controller as well as touch screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Tube strike across London Underground network, Britain - 06 Aug 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by LENNON/Cartel/REX Shutterstock (4930297d)
Commuters walk along London bridge in attempt to get to work on time despite the chaos caused by the London Tube Strike which shut down the whole tube system.
Tube strike across London Underground network, Britain - 06 Aug 2015
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Tube strike across London Underground network, Britain - 06 Aug 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by LENNON/Cartel/REX Shutterstock (4930297q)
Commuters walk and cycle along London bridge in attempt to get to work on time despite the chaos caused by the London Tube Strike which shut down the whole tube system.
Tube strike across London Underground network, Britain - 06 Aug 2015
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Tube strike across London Underground network, Britain - 06 Aug 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by LENNON/Cartel/REX Shutterstock (4930297g)
Commuters walk along London bridge in attempt to get to work on time despite the chaos caused by the London Tube Strike which shut down the whole tube system.
Tube strike across London Underground network, Britain - 06 Aug 2015
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stock Connection / Rex Features (2339228a)
Abandoned fifties era car in front of plaza and statue in Old Havana - somewhat symbolic of a broken down system.
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPS: BYD vehicles fitted with the Lingyuan drone launch roof system.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPSL A BYD SUV with the Lingyuan drone launch roof system.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPS: The Lingyuan drone has a hand held controller as well as touch screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Car makers offers drone launch roof system
Ferrari Press Agency
Dones 1
Ref 16613
07/03/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: BYD
Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road.
It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra.
A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen.
There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary.
The extra is to be offered across the BYD range.
The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh.
The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move.
It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh.
The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage.
Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range.
OPSL A BYD SUV with the Lingyuan drone launch roof system.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)