Given that the Salamander is to be marketed with an emphasis on volume and not luxury, it doesn’t boast the kind of creature-comforts many might expect in their personal transportation. Even so, standard equipment on every Salamander includes LED projector headlights and taillights, a digital speedometer, and solar-powered USB charging ports.
So, when will the Salamander be arriving in dealer showrooms and/or online commerce sites? H2O Technologies is presently in the funding stage – the reason for the pair of concept trikes now making the rounds – but if all goes well we should see Salamanders sold by the end of 2016. In the meantime, sate your curiosity of how the Salamander handles road and river by viewing this video from AutoIndustriya.com.


