Bentley applies for a new patent: it can make the front logo fly, netizens: Rolls-Royce is jealous
2024-08-07
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On August 7, a patent showed that luxury car manufacturer Bentley wants to develop a car model equipped with drones to bring consumers an unprecedented luxury travel experience.
According to the latest patent, Bentley plans to hide the drone in the front of the car, and use its iconic flying wing "B" logo as the top of the drone. The drone weighs no more than 250 grams, is equipped with four small propellers, and can be charged through the front of the car. Bentley envisions that the drone can be used for a variety of purposes, including finding the best route to avoid congestion, accident alarm, helping car owners find their cars, etc. The most practical function may be to find parking spaces in advance.
Previously, BYD's Yangwang U8 SUV already supported the option of a built-in drone.
This is currently just a patent application, and the exact timeline for implementation is unknown.
Netizens said: In the future, when a Bentley parks, not only the car must be parked properly, but the drone also needs to find a good place to park.
(Qilu Evening News·Qilu One Point Client Editor Han Shuang compiled from IT Home, Fast Technology, and netizens’ comments)
