"Source: trust me bro": Internet in stitches as company claims their electric car can “jump” over other vehicles

Alef Aeronautics has released footage that allegedly depicts their electric car "jumping" over another car on a road in California. As reported by journalist Collin Rugg on X, the company is claiming that this is the "first test in history of a car drive and vertical takeoff in a city."

"This drive and flight test represents an important proof of technology in a real-world city environment," said Alef Aeronautics CEO Jim Dukhovny. "We hope it will be a moment similar to the Wright Brothers' Kitty Hawk video, proving to humanity that new transportation is possible."

Given the choppy movement of the car, however, fans have since begun reacting hilariously to the video, with some even jokingly rubbishing it off as nothing but CGI. We've rounded up all of the funniest reactions to the clip online to hopefully leave you in stitches as well.

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Check out the hilarious comment one user on X left:

'"It's not CGI" Source: "trust me bro".'

The hilarity reverberated through the comments section as one after the other, users chimed in with quippy remarks:

"I guess it’s invisible too because it had no shadow," one user sarcastically pointed out.

"What to the back to the future is this," another jested.

"We got “jumping electric cars” before flying cars. Crazy," someone else hilariously pointed out.

"LMFAO that looks so fake," yet another pointed out.

Scores online echoed the sentiments:

"I'm just gonna fly over your Lexus and sandblast the clearcoat a smidge. It's my right to do as I please. I'm a aerocar, don't you know," a sarcastic user on X tweeted.

"thats a drone shaped like a car. the wheels are a joke," another claimed.

"looks like bad AI to me," someone online chimed in.

"That's not a car. That's a cardboard box in the approximate shape of a car, covering a large drone," someone hilariously theorized.

Even more chimed in with their hilarious remarks, with some even suggesting this is a disaster waiting to happen:

"Accidents from above - I can see the attorneys rubbing their hands together eagerly," one X user jested.

Another chimed in with a hilarious reaction image and an even funnier caption to go with it:

One sharp user pointed out that the vehicle, which some are now calling aerocar, looks eerily similar to Adam West's batmobile:

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These are the funniest comments we found online. Hop on X if you want to see some more!