Guide Note
The "Aquada" is a vehicle manufactured by Gibbs Technologies. The Aquada is capable of driving on the road like car then transitioning directly into the water, where it can be operated as a boat. The transition takes about five seconds and can be controlled from the driver's seat.1
In July 2008 the British manufacturer announced it would open a plant in Detroit, Michigan, to produce the Aquada.2
Fast Facts
- Designed by Gibbs Technologies
- Development cost $100 million2
- Took 10 years to develop2
- Cost $200,000 when it debuted in Europe3
- Will introduce the Aquada in the United States in 20092
- Will cost $85,0002
- Constructing a production plant in Detroit, Michigan
- Will create 250 jobs2
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