Testing the $250,000 jet shark submarine that can blast itself out of the water

At Supercar Blondie, we had the chance to test an incredible watercraft – the jet shark submarine.

This unique vehicle creates a thrilling new experience on the water.

Designed by Rob Innes, the Jet Shark submarine is equipped with a jet-like thrust system that allows it to launch out of the water with impressive power.

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Jet shark submarine that can blast out of the water

The complete video of our experience with the jet submarine is uploaded on our official YouTube channel, which you can check out here.

There are different models available, including the Sea Breacher and the Jet Shark.

These things look like a cross between a fighter jet and a torpedo.

The Jet Shark is larger and can accommodate up to four people, whereas the Sea Breacher can fit only two.

Both models are made from carbon fiber, making them lightweight and strong, and can dive up to five feet underwater for 30 seconds.

The speed of the Sea Breacher is quite impressive, going around 65 miles per hour.

There are also other models of these unique jet shark submarines that we tested a while ago.

Despite its complex appearance, the Sea Breacher is surprisingly easy to control.

Inside, it features a full infotainment system with sound and woofers, designed for maximum enjoyment.

Currently, these jet shark submarines are not available for purchase – however, production is expected to start by 2025, and they are expected to be a hit among water adventure enthusiasts.

The price tag for one of these submarines will be around $250,000.

Also, when released, they are expected to have around 600 horsepower, making them even more powerful.

Jet Shark vs Sea Breacher

Creating these jet submarines was no easy task.

After all, you can’t rush or cut corners when making a submarine.

The first model took five years of design development, followed by two years of building, and an additional year of refinement.

After a brief training session, we tested the Sea Breacher out.

One notable safety feature is its ability to leap out of the water if the driver keeps it submerged for too long. Within four seconds, it will automatically jump out.

Finally, we raced the Jet Shark against the Sea Breacher – and thanks to its faster maximum speed – the Sea Breacher was the clear winner.