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Rinspeed’s Amphibian car: sQuba, runs on the land and dives into underwater


February 15th, 2008 by ketyung

Rinspeed’s Amphibian car: sQuba, runs on the land and dives into water
Secret agents like James Bond will always need better car that could let them run away from the enemies more effectively. An amphibian car that could travel on the land and dive into underwater would be a perfect car for them. Rinspeed has made an amphibian car, called sQuba car, which is the type of car that does not only run on the land but also dives into water when it’s needed.


The car is also perfect for those who’ve been longing to explore the underwater world but having no guts to go for snorkeling, scuba diving or driving a submarine. A big question that would come into your mind is what kind of license that you need to drive this car? Other than this, the rest shall be well taken care by the car itself. Such as ensuring a perfect transition of surrounding pressure when the car enters into water from the ground and vise versa. And the car is fully waterproof, so you can bring along any gadgets with you without having to take extra care to seal them up with waterproof container etc.

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