"CAYAGO AG has an innovative sports vehicle for the sea, and now the German enterprise is teaming up with Automobili Lamborghini to design a 'Lambo for the waters.' It's called the Seabob SE63 and is easily the fanciest diver propulsion vehicle you can mount to ride the waters. And if the sports car looks and feels are not enough, the Seabob is a capable battery-powered personal watercraft that can let you chase the sharks (or run away from them) at up to 22mph."
"Designed with the craftsmanship and engineering ability of the collaborating stalwarts, the refined Seabob can let everyone who's ever tried an underwater scooter elevate their entire riding experience. Rather than elevating the body at high speeds, the sports car-style DPV basically keeps the upper body stable "so that rather than gliding, riders fly across the water," Lamborghini states in its press release."
"The cockpit resembles that of a Lamborghini sports car, while its original paint finishes in Arancio Egon, Verde Gea, Grigio Lynx, Verde Selvans, Giallo, and Bianco Siderale reflect the Lambo DNA. Familiar aesthetics are also visible in the start button, the LED lamps, and the angular front fascia. It's not just the automobile-inspired shell; what lies within the Seabob SE63's titanium and magnesium body with 'carbon fiber motor shaft in the drive system' is far more inspiring."
The Seabob SE63 merges Lamborghini automotive design with CAYAGO AG engineering to create a luxury electric diver propulsion vehicle. The battery-operated propulsion system uses a larger battery to enable a top speed of 22mph and supports high-speed pursuit or escape. The cockpit adopts Lamborghini sports car aesthetics and is available in Arancio Egon, Verde Gea, Grigio Lynx, Verde Selvans, Giallo, and Bianco Siderale finishes. Automobile-inspired elements include a start button, LED lamps, and an angular front fascia. The hull uses titanium and magnesium, with a carbon fiber motor shaft in the drive system and an 8.4 horsepower motor.
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