Russia builds a 'super' cruise ship at minus 60 degrees Celsius

Russian designers have created a super-unique 'super' cross-over tank, capable of working in extremely harsh conditions of minus 60 degrees Celsius.

The Arctica has a range of arbitrators ranging from 1 to 5 tonnes. Diesel-powered vehicles have independent heating systems along with a compact generator. In addition, Arctica is also equipped with locators, night vision and satellite navigation equipment.

Terrain crossing Arctica

Arctica fully integrates the advantages of previous versions, ensuring high stability, ability to work long hours in harsh weather conditions. It is capable of crossing swamps, snow-covered woodland, ice-skating and on the plateau.

Arctica can operate normally at minus 60 degrees Celsius

This is the ideal vehicle for the Arctic and the Far East, where temperatures are very low. When designing the cushion for the ship, engineers paid attention to this feature and ensured that the heating system was adaptable.

Arctica is a company that many oil companies are looking for thanks to the ability to overcome all terrain, especially
are arctic-rich but harsh terrains

Arctica is attracting the interest of oil companies as well as the Russian armed forces. In addition, many countries in the world such as India, the United Arab Emirates also pay great attention to Arctica.

Arctica designed and manufactured by SibVPKneftegaz. It is one of the defense industry enterprises of Russia.