In recent decades, the global community focused on ground vehicles has witnessed a remarkable surge in the integration of advanced capabilities onto such platforms. These capabilities span a spectrum of enhancements, encompassing more robust protective equipment, highly capable sensors, improved mobility, enhanced communications, and upgraded lethality technologies. While all of these newfound capabilities are highly advantageous, they have resulted in a steep rise in power demand for ground vehicles, which has created the objective of how such demands can be effectively met.

Amphibious vehicles represent a unique category of transport, capable of functioning on both land and water, including submerged conditions. This diverse class encompasses a range of vehicles such as bicycles, ATVs, cars, buses, trucks, railway vehicles, combat platforms, and hovercrafts that can operate within such environments and conditions. In this blog, we will provide a brief overview of amphibious vehicles in the context of military utilization, allowing you to have a basic understanding of how they work and the types that are currently relied on.