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.

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