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The SQuba Submarine Car is a two-seater that can drive on land and underwater. Instead of a petrol engine, the car has three electric motors -- one for land travel and two for underwater propulsion. The car is designed by Frank Rinderknecht and is a zero-emission vehicle powered by rechargeable batteries.
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Fast Facts:
- Dives 10 meters
- Can stay underwater for 2 Hours
- 75mph on Land
- 4mph in Water
- Cost: $1.5 Million
- Will show at Geneva Motor Show in March 2008
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SQuba Submarine Car Blogs
- Gizmodo: sQuba Submarine Car Is Real, Looks Silly But Amazingly Fun (February 15, 2008)
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- Engadget: sQuba, The Driving, Diving Concept Car From Rinspeed (December 26, 2007)
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