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REINVENTING WATER MOBILITY
A QUANTUM LEAP IN THE FIELD OF SUSTAINABLE WATER TRANSPORT
CAPSULE SHAPED
Light weight materials. The Jet Capsule is made from 70 per cent carbon using vacuum-infusion molding and has photochromic windows, which change their transparency in response to light intensity.
JET PROPULSION
With a cutting-edge hydro propulsion system, the Jet Capsule is equipped with a single or dual engines ranged from 370 to 740 horsepower with a top speed of 35 knots, or 40mph.
LUXURY EXPERIENCE
A compact yacht that can still be luxurious. Small enough to minimize high costs for it being kept in a port, but large enough to be able to carry a group of friends in comfort to an island where they can sleep aboard in comfort.
MULTIPLE IDENTITY
A fully-customizable interior that can include a small kitchen and bathroom as well as beds, luxurious extras such as mood lighting and a sundeck.
DETAILS |
UNITS |
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LOA "Length over all"
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7.85 m
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Waterline Length
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5.80 m
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Max Width
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3.44 m
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Hull Width
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3.38 m
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Waterline Width
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3.00 m
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Configuration
Our vessels are fully customizable in terms of interior layout, propulsion and features
Configuration
Our vessels are fully customizable in terms of interior layout, propulsion and features
OUR REVOLUTION
JET CAPSULE is a real revolution in the field of water mobility. Our vessels are built applying the most modern techniques typical of the finest supercars, such as extensive use of carbon fiber, low carbon emission propulsion, top quality interiors and finishing, and incredible performances that are lightyears beyond the traditional water transport vessels currently on the market.
Press
A selection of publications on paper and web magazines
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