Demonstration in Indianapolis of new "Rhino" amphibious, all-wheel vehicle

The Rhino is a unique vehicle capable of reaching 45 mph on highways with a 110-horsepower engine. It features large, hollow, spun-aluminum wheels that provide excellent traction and allow it to float in water. The vehicle can switch to a hydrojet unit for water propulsion. Currently in the experimental stage, the Rhino shows promise for future locomotion applications.

What is the maximum speed the Rhino can achieve on highways?

• 75 miles per hour

• 45 miles per hour

• 60 miles per hour

• 30 miles per hour

What is the diameter of the Rhino's front wheels?

• Seven feet

• Four feet

• Six feet

• Five feet

What material are the Rhino's front wheels made of?

• Carbon fiber

• Spun-aluminum

• Plastic

• Steel

How does the Rhino move in water?

• Using its wheels

• With a propeller

• Through paddles

• By a hydrojet unit

What feature allows the Rhino to float in water?

• Its inflatable body

• Its powerful engine

• Its hollow wheels

• Its lightweight body