XPeng AeroHT Unveils Three Official “Land Aircraft Carrier” Colorways: Star Ring Silver, Moonrock Gray, and Supernova White

XPeng’s ecosystem company, XPeng AeroHT (Guangdong Huitian Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd.), has officially revealed three exterior color options for its “Land Aircraft Carrier”:

Stellar Silver — Inspired by the rings of giant planets, this matte silver tone reflects countless ice and dust particles moving in precise gravitational orbits.

Moonrock Gray — Drawn from the ancient lunar regolith formed over billions of years through repeated meteor impacts, delivering a grounded, rugged presence.

Supernova White — Capturing the intense brilliance released during a supernova explosion, this is a striking pure white that feels bright, modern, and futuristic.

Previously, XPeng AeroHT reported that its flying car mass-production factory in Huangpu District, Guangzhou, began trial production on November 3, 2025, and successfully rolled out the first “Land Aircraft Carrier” aircraft. This milestone marked the completion of what is described as the world’s first flying car mass-production line—and the first facility globally to use a modern assembly-line approach for scaled production of flying vehicles.

From the completion of the aircraft production line to the rollout of the ground vehicle’s trial production unit, AeroHT has now achieved key breakthroughs across both the “air” and “land” components. These developments lay important groundwork toward its goal of mass production and delivery next year.

Designed with a bold cyber-mecha aesthetic, the “Land Aircraft Carrier” is engineered for everyday usability—requiring only a standard Class C driver’s license for ground operation. It is positioned as a unique concept: a vehicle capable of carrying an “aircraft,” paired with a two-seat flying module designed to fit into a vehicle’s rear compartment.

In terms of dimensions, the vehicle measures 5.5 meters long, 2.0 meters wide, and 2.0 meters tall. It also features an 800V silicon-carbide high-voltage range-extender platform, delivering a claimed driving range of over 1,000 km. The system can charge the flying module both while driving and while parked, supporting an estimated 5–6 flights on a full charge cycle.