It was the kind of morning where the sunlight painted the bay gold, but all eyes were on the sky. Not for birds, not for planes—but for something that looked ripped straight from a dream. Or maybe a cartoon. The skyline shimmered like something out of “The Jetsons” as a sleek shape buzzed above downtown. This wasn’t fiction—it was Pivotal’s Helix, a real-life “flying car.”
The Arrival of the Future
Imagine standing outside the Tampa Convention Center, and then you hear it. A hum—low, steady, almost predatory. You squint upward. And there it is: a single-seat aircraft, almost insect-like in its delicacy, yet full of coiled power. This is the Helix, an electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle—what industry folks call an eVTOL.
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