Startup Creates New Hybrid Water Taxi (Electric/Hydrogen) That Promises to "Fly Over The Waters" At High Speeds With Up To 12 Passengers

Startup Creates New Hybrid Water Taxi (Electric/Hydrogen) That Promises to “Fly Over The Waters” At High Speeds With Up To 12 Passengers

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 19/09/2022 at 14:17

Fonte: www.seabubbles.com

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French Company Presents Hybrid Water Taxi Model That Promises to “Fly” at High Speed Over Water Without Polluting the Environment

Several years ago, the French startup SeaBubbles stood out in the market with its ideas for urban water transportation, as well as its designs for electric and hybrid boats of various shapes. These ideas helped the company become known in the industry, for its projects aimed at environmental preservation. In this year of 2022, the company brings its most advanced innovation, the hybrid SeaBubble.

The project is a capsule-shaped vessel and is 8 meters long by 3.5 meters wide. The maximum number of people it can accommodate ranges from eight to twelve, depending on the design.

New Hybrid Boat from Sea Bubbles Can Fly Over Water at Speeds of Over 40 km/h

Its ability to “fly over the water” at high speed, as the manufacturer claims, decreases drag and increases both performance and efficiency, making it one of its most notable features. At a speed of 18.5 kilometers per hour, the SeaBubble can navigate normally like a regular boat. Above this speed, it rises to a height of up to 60 centimeters above the water’s surface, on three carbon fiber foils. Its maximum speed is equal to 40.7 kilometers per hour.

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This Is Not the First Electric Water Taxi Model from SeaBubbles

About three years ago, the company introduced the Bubble Taxi to the world, which is a slightly smaller version than the new hybrid SeaBubble. This one has a capacity for up to five passengers and is fully electric. In addition to its reduced capacity, its speed is also underwhelming, as it reaches only 33 km/h. The operating principle of the Bubble Taxi is the same as that of the hybrid SeaBubble; it also has the capability to “fly” over water. Watch this video to see how the vehicle operates.

Startup Creates New Hybrid Water Taxi (Electric/Hydrogen) That Promises to “Fly Over The Waters” At High Speeds With Up To 12 Passengers

French Company Presents Hybrid Water Taxi Model That Promises to “Fly” at High Speed Over Water Without Polluting the Environment

New Hybrid Boat from Sea Bubbles Can Fly Over Water at Speeds of Over 40 km/h

This Is Not the First Electric Water Taxi Model from SeaBubbles

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Startup Creates New Hybrid Water Taxi (Electric/Hydrogen) That Promises to “Fly Over The Waters” At High Speeds With Up To 12 Passengers

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New Hybrid Boat from Sea Bubbles Can Fly Over Water at Speeds of Over 40 km/h

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