Kiwi entrepreneur Alan Gibbs, the man behind the Aquada amphibious sports car, has unveiled an SUV/4WD amphibious vehicle concept designed specifically to access remote and hostile terrain. The ...

The Humdinga will soon be coming to the rescue. Gibbs Amphibians has signed a deal with a Singapore defense contractor and commercial vehicle builder to put its supersized amphibious vehicle into ...

A RUGGED RESCUE VEHICLE WITH military styling may be the second amphibious model from Gibbs Technologies. The company is toying with a concept dubbed Humdinga, a five-seat vehicle with a hand-built ...

Singapore Technologies Kinetics (STK) plans to move the Humdinga amphibious 4x4 truck into production this year, and is confident of securing a launch customer shortly. The company has been carrying ...

While the flying car (at least as we dream of it) is likely never going happen, the floating car is a problem that has been solved for decades. In fact, Gibbs Amphibians may have taken the concept ...

Will enhance first responder solutions. Singapore Technologies Kinetics Ltd (ST Kinetics) announced today that it has entered into a marketing partnership with Gibbs Amphibians Ltd (Gibbs). The ...

The folks at Detroit's Gibbs Technologies are no strangers to aquatic vehicles. In the past several years, they have brought us the zippy Aquada sports car, the Quadski ATV/personal watercraft hybrid, ...

Obviously, both the Phibian and Humdinga (now THERE is a truck model name you won’t soon forget!) were developed primarily for military and search-and-rescue operations, but the company believes there ...

Gibbs Amphibians (Gibbs) exhibited at Milipol Qatar 2018 this week. Gibbs brought its High Speed Amphibious vehicle, Humdinga, to its stand at the exhibition, following recent demonstrations of the ...

Gibbs Amphibians (Gibbs) will be demonstrating its Humdinga and Aquada High Speed Amphibious vehicles in Doha, Qatar, in response to the high level of interest from ...

If the Gibbs Aquada BoatCar isn’t quite manly enough for you, Gibbs Technology’s newest vehicle should do the trick. It’s the Humdinga—presumably a Hummer and a dingy combined—which is the size of an ...