Introducing the Aquata: The Revolutionary High-Speed Amphibian Vehicle

The Aquata is a high-speed amphibian vehicle with retractable wheels and an Aquajet propulsion system. It can travel at 50 km/h in water and 160 km/h on land. Developed over seven years by 70 engineers, it features a 130 kW V6 engine and 60 new patents. The vehicle has a central driver's seat, no doors to prevent leaks, and a bonded aluminum space frame for stability. It transitions from road to water in seconds and can tow a water skier. Safety features include hydrocarbon sensors and an automatic fire extinguisher. Manufactured in the UK, it targets markets in Europe and the US.

What is the maximum speed the Aquata can achieve on the road?

• 120 km/h

• 200 km/h

• 160 km/h

• 100 km/h

How does the Aquata transition from road to water?

• By stopping completely

• With the push of a button

• By manually adjusting the wheels

• Using a remote control

What feature allows the Aquata to tow a water skier?

• Its lightweight design

• The Jet Propulsion system

• The V6 petrol engine

• The retractable wheels

What material is central to the Aquata's road handling abilities?

• Carbon fiber body

• Steel frame

• Bonded aluminum space frame

• Plastic chassis

Where is the Aquata expected to find its largest markets?

• Middle East and Canada

• Europe and the United States

• South America and Africa

• Asia and Australia