The Slovenian company Quadrofoil has just announced that it plans to start delivering this curious invention to its customers in March of this year. Quadrofoil Q2 has finally become a reality after a long period of testing on water, no less than 2,000 nautical miles to test and test the model thoroughly before it goes on sale. And this unique creation promises to transfer all the adrenaline of driving a supercar to the water, discovering a new form of transport never seen before.
With a really aerodynamic appearance and a pair of sports seats, it immediately gives us a clue where Klemen Tavcar and Milos Velimirovic have taken their ideas for model design, none other than sports cars. And it is that leaving aside the technical aspects, it is clear that its design is very attractive and seems from one of the most famous super sports factories in the world.
Although the final version of the Q4 has not yet been revealed (it will not be until the second half of 2017) it seems to be a two-seater model, although during the test period the design team also developed a four-seater roofed model. In its interior it emphasizes above all the ergonomics of all its elements, along with an interactive steering wheel to configure all the characteristics of the vehicle while we navigate. A specially light system made of a special aluminum alloy has been used for the steering.
Now with the almost definitive version on the table begins the search for investors to further develop their idea and finally can be a reality. Its objective is to reach a financing of about 60 million euros in addition to the contribution of the Slovenian investment and development bank to meet the reserves and that the first units can be delivered to their respective owners. A new way of driving on water that bets on fun and adrenaline, although we still do not know at what price ...
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