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âhoverbikeâ prototype, invented by australian mechanical engineer chris malloy. working in his spare time, australian mechanical engineer chris malloy claims to have invented a working â hoverbike â, operated like a motorcycle. measuring 9.8 long by 4.3 wide and 1.8 feet high (3 x 1.3 x 0.55m) the prototype bike.
Now, luxury car company Lexus claims to have a new kind of hoverboard in development. Check out their teaser below: Lexus isnât sharing many details on how this board actually works, or if anyone can ride it yet, but using magnetic levitation, as Lexus says it is, there are really only two ways to make a hoverboard. The first is the way Hendo and their hoverboard operates â taking advantage of induction.