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Another Silicon Valley 'flying car' startup pops up, with Tim Draper's backing

By: via Business Journals
The San Mateo startup's version reportedly looks more like a car than others in the crowded field of more than 100 companies working on electric vertical takeoff and landing (evTOL) vehicles.
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