ALL-TERRAIN & UNLIMITED WATER LEVEL

Amphicruiser Fire & Rescue is an amphibious emergency vehicle that transitions seamlessly from road to water in seconds. Immediately deployable during floods, storm surges and evacuations, it operates reliably in mixed terrain and at unlimited water depths.

The Amphicruiser

When you drive it on the road it drives like a SUV. In the water it sails like a boat. And on rough terrain it is the most reliable 4-wheel drive amphibious vehicle there is. Switch from being a driver to a captain by just pushing one button. 

Engine

Toyota Land cruiser V8 Diesel, 1HZ Diesel, GRV V6 Petrol or Huber Electric drive pack

4-wheel drive

on rough terrain it is the most reliable 4-wheel drive amphibious vehicle there is

Water speed

5 knots, 9 km/h, low risk and perfect for comfortable water crossing

Jets: low speed, high torque

Great performance at various speeds while carrying loads

Engine

Toyota Land cruiser V8 Diesel, 1HZ Diesel, GRV V6 Petrol or Huber Electric drive pack

4-wheel drive

on rough terrain it is the most reliable 4-wheel drive amphibious vehicle there is

Water speed

5 knots, 9 km/h, low risk and perfect for comfortable water crossing

Jets: low speed, high torque

Great performance at various speeds while carrying loads

Custom Design

If our standard configurations do not fully meet your requirements, the Amphicruiser can be customized to suit your needs. Together with specialized partners, we develop tailored solutions for specific applications and operational environments.

For Fire & Rescue operations, this means the vehicle can be equipped with mission-specific systems, communication equipment and rescue tools, ensuring the Amphicruiser supports emergency teams effectively in both land and water environments.

Conquer land & water

MADE IN GERMANY,
DEPLOYED WORLDWIDE

The Amphicruiser Fire & Rescue is designed and built in Germany by experienced marine engineers. Thanks to top-quality craftsmanship and a global service guarantee, this is the amphibious vehicle emergency services can rely on. Now and in the future.