Supersnake Powerboat with V8 Engine by Daniel Nätterdal

Powerboat designers are giving their maximum effort to develop something the will offer an extraordinary look as well as speed and power. The Supersnake powerboat is such an attempt that is made of aggregated diamond nanorods and carbon fiber. A V8 diesel operated marine motor is empowering the Supersnake. Fabrics and leather are the main ingredients of the Supersnake interior. Lotusan based color paint is used to keep the boat clean and lessen the friction to its minimum level. Boat lovers will surely like the lucrative design and the power of a V8 engine that is able to produce remarkable speed.

supersnake power boat

supersnake power boat

supersnake power boat

supersnake power boat

supersnake power boat

Designer : Daniel Nätterdal

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stephen russell says: February 27, 2010

Boat looks too fat IE too wide.
Otherwise cool shape.
Make more streamline & add excess to keep stable at sea.

Sloane says: September 24, 2010

So sweet! I'd buy.

Linda Strauss says: March 7, 2013

Stephen has a point – the boat is a little to wide, especially in the rear area. Still, it manages to retain enough streamlining and style to make sure that powerful engine doesn’t go to waste.







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