Aston Martin Electric submarine

So the auto giants began to switch to the field of shipbuilding, or more precisely, to “submarine construction” using electricity...
Electric transport is increasingly entering our lives, but large companies can often surprise with their announcements. For example, luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin recently announced that its new model will not be a car, but a submarine. Moreover, it will work on electricity. To realize this plan, Aston Martin is joining forces with the civil submarine manufacturer Triton. The new project was called Project Neptune Sub, and the company’s engineers worked for a very long time on “the right balance between hydrodynamics, style and luxury.” The design of the body is reminiscent of the best cars of James Bond (and most of the cars of the English special agent were produced by Aston Martin). As the creative director of the automaker, Meric Richman, said, “We pay equal attention to both those parts of the model that are visible and those that are hidden under the body. They are not visible, but they have an impact on the overall perception of the final product.” The speed of the submarine in boat mode will be about 9.2 kilometers per hour, which will be significantly higher under water. The submarine itself accommodates 2 people and can dive to a depth of 500 meters. The battery charge is enough for 12 hours of admiring the underwater expanses. “The Aston Martin design team has developed three styling options, each offering a unique combination of colors and finishes. Aston Martin employees will continue to work to further personalize the submarines."
Author: GEximius