People

Celebrities and Royals from around the world. Right on schedule.

News

Daily news and events, covered by our international photographers.

Features

Odd, funny and touchy images. Be amazed.

Styling

Fashion and design trends.

Portrait

Premium Portraiture.

Reportage

In-depth Coverage.

Creative

Selected stock imagery.

Dukas Bildagentur
request@dukas.ch
+41 44 298 50 00

  • Three wheel flying motorcycle
    DUKAS_186174860_FER
    Three wheel flying motorcycle
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Skyrider 1
    Ref 16917
    19/06/2025
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit: Kuickwheel
    A flying three wheel motorbike is all set for take off.
    Chinese company Kuickwheel, known for its electric scooters, says the new Skyrider X6, can take off, hover, and touch down on its own.
    And the first model off the production line was sold on e-commerce platform JD.com for the equivalent of just €51,800 euros.
    The machine with helicopter-like rotor blades, is described as a motorcycle that can take off and land autonomously,
    It is also said to feature automatic route planning and cruising, allowing a rider to relax and enjoy the views from above.
    For those who want full control, there is a manual mode and joystick control.For flight, Skyrider uses six rotors to lift the vehicle off the ground and start cruising. 
    It can reportedly fly at speeds up to 72 km/h and stay in the air for about 20 minutes. Altitude is described as low-level.
    Back on land, Skyrider X6 has a reversed three-wheel design with two wheels at the front and one at the rear with a mid-mounted rear-wheel drive engine.
    The company says that because of the design, the tricycle  can also take sharp turns at high speeds, all the while maintaining a stable posture while cruising on land. 
    On the road it can hit 70 km/h and travel up to 200 km  on a single charge.

    OPS: Render of the Kuickwheel Skyrider X6

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • Three wheel flying motorcycle
    DUKAS_186174858_FER
    Three wheel flying motorcycle
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Skyrider 1
    Ref 16917
    19/06/2025
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit: Kuickwheel
    A flying three wheel motorbike is all set for take off.
    Chinese company Kuickwheel, known for its electric scooters, says the new Skyrider X6, can take off, hover, and touch down on its own.
    And the first model off the production line was sold on e-commerce platform JD.com for the equivalent of just €51,800 euros.
    The machine with helicopter-like rotor blades, is described as a motorcycle that can take off and land autonomously,
    It is also said to feature automatic route planning and cruising, allowing a rider to relax and enjoy the views from above.
    For those who want full control, there is a manual mode and joystick control.For flight, Skyrider uses six rotors to lift the vehicle off the ground and start cruising. 
    It can reportedly fly at speeds up to 72 km/h and stay in the air for about 20 minutes. Altitude is described as low-level.
    Back on land, Skyrider X6 has a reversed three-wheel design with two wheels at the front and one at the rear with a mid-mounted rear-wheel drive engine.
    The company says that because of the design, the tricycle  can also take sharp turns at high speeds, all the while maintaining a stable posture while cruising on land. 
    On the road it can hit 70 km/h and travel up to 200 km  on a single charge.

    OPS: Render of the Kuickwheel Skyrider X6 controls
    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • Three wheel flying motorcycle
    DUKAS_186174856_FER
    Three wheel flying motorcycle
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Skyrider 1
    Ref 16917
    19/06/2025
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit: Kuickwheel
    A flying three wheel motorbike is all set for take off.
    Chinese company Kuickwheel, known for its electric scooters, says the new Skyrider X6, can take off, hover, and touch down on its own.
    And the first model off the production line was sold on e-commerce platform JD.com for the equivalent of just €51,800 euros.
    The machine with helicopter-like rotor blades, is described as a motorcycle that can take off and land autonomously,
    It is also said to feature automatic route planning and cruising, allowing a rider to relax and enjoy the views from above.
    For those who want full control, there is a manual mode and joystick control.For flight, Skyrider uses six rotors to lift the vehicle off the ground and start cruising. 
    It can reportedly fly at speeds up to 72 km/h and stay in the air for about 20 minutes. Altitude is described as low-level.
    Back on land, Skyrider X6 has a reversed three-wheel design with two wheels at the front and one at the rear with a mid-mounted rear-wheel drive engine.
    The company says that because of the design, the tricycle  can also take sharp turns at high speeds, all the while maintaining a stable posture while cruising on land. 
    On the road it can hit 70 km/h and travel up to 200 km  on a single charge.

    OPS: Render of the Kuickwheel Skyrider X6

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • Three wheel flying motorcycle
    DUKAS_186174854_FER
    Three wheel flying motorcycle
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Skyrider 1
    Ref 16917
    19/06/2025
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit: Kuickwheel
    A flying three wheel motorbike is all set for take off.
    Chinese company Kuickwheel, known for its electric scooters, says the new Skyrider X6, can take off, hover, and touch down on its own.
    And the first model off the production line was sold on e-commerce platform JD.com for the equivalent of just €51,800 euros.
    The machine with helicopter-like rotor blades, is described as a motorcycle that can take off and land autonomously,
    It is also said to feature automatic route planning and cruising, allowing a rider to relax and enjoy the views from above.
    For those who want full control, there is a manual mode and joystick control.For flight, Skyrider uses six rotors to lift the vehicle off the ground and start cruising. 
    It can reportedly fly at speeds up to 72 km/h and stay in the air for about 20 minutes. Altitude is described as low-level.
    Back on land, Skyrider X6 has a reversed three-wheel design with two wheels at the front and one at the rear with a mid-mounted rear-wheel drive engine.
    The company says that because of the design, the tricycle  can also take sharp turns at high speeds, all the while maintaining a stable posture while cruising on land. 
    On the road it can hit 70 km/h and travel up to 200 km  on a single charge.

    OPS: Render of the Kuickwheel Skyrider X6

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • Three wheel flying motorcycle
    DUKAS_186174852_FER
    Three wheel flying motorcycle
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Skyrider 1
    Ref 16917
    19/06/2025
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit: Kuickwheel
    A flying three wheel motorbike is all set for take off.
    Chinese company Kuickwheel, known for its electric scooters, says the new Skyrider X6, can take off, hover, and touch down on its own.
    And the first model off the production line was sold on e-commerce platform JD.com for the equivalent of just €51,800 euros.
    The machine with helicopter-like rotor blades, is described as a motorcycle that can take off and land autonomously,
    It is also said to feature automatic route planning and cruising, allowing a rider to relax and enjoy the views from above.
    For those who want full control, there is a manual mode and joystick control.For flight, Skyrider uses six rotors to lift the vehicle off the ground and start cruising. 
    It can reportedly fly at speeds up to 72 km/h and stay in the air for about 20 minutes. Altitude is described as low-level.
    Back on land, Skyrider X6 has a reversed three-wheel design with two wheels at the front and one at the rear with a mid-mounted rear-wheel drive engine.
    The company says that because of the design, the tricycle  can also take sharp turns at high speeds, all the while maintaining a stable posture while cruising on land. 
    On the road it can hit 70 km/h and travel up to 200 km  on a single charge.

    OPS: Render of the Kuickwheel Skyrider X6

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)