A reference archive of vehicles that cross the waterline under their own power, from 1907 to the present.
How they move in water
- Propeller104
- Waterjet48
- Tracks36
- Twin propellers32
- Wheels32
- Paddle7
- Archimedes screw6
- None6
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| Vehicle | Country | Built | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A-I-Go amphibious tank | Japan | Tank | A Japanese prototype amphibious light tank derived from the Type 92, of which two were built. | |
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| AAV7A1 (LVTP7) | United States | 1967 | Tracked carrier | The US Marine Corps' tracked amphibious assault vehicle, developed by FMC as the LVTP7 in the late 1960s and upgraded in the 1980s as the LVTP7A1, later AAVP7A1. |
| ALTKAM-2992 Stalker | Russia | 2001 | Car | Russian fibreglass-bodied 4x4 amphibious car on wide low-pressure tyres, designed by Autodesign of Naberezhnye Chelny and shown at the 2001 Moscow motor show. |
| AMF Sur-Trek | United States | ATV | A rare 1970s articulated, eight-wheel-drive amphibious ATV built by AMF and York Industries. |