CT&T, a Korean car manufacturer, has launched its four-passenger Multi Amphibious Vehicle. The electric car is designed to tackle most conditions on land and water. With a top speed of 40 mph on the road and 10mph on water, the performance of this car can be considered sufficient for any urban commuter.
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This six-wheel vehicle is powered by an electric motor when on the road and the same source empowers the twin propeller when in water. What the car lacks is a roof, otherwise it’s a charming vehicle designed with a soft attitude toward the environment.
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Via: AutoblogGreen
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