Amphibious Search-and Rescue Vehicle: This Vehicle Drives on Land and Water

The Argo Sasquatch, deployed by GlobalMedic, is an amphibious search-and-rescue vehicle designed to operate in extreme conditions where traditional trucks, boats, and ambulances fail. 

Built on the ARGO Sasquatch XTX platform, it features 71-inch low-pressure tires, a turbo-diesel engine, zero-turn steering, and a sealed hull that allows it to drive directly into floodwaters. Rescue teams can transition seamlessly between land and water without switching vehicles — saving critical time during emergencies. 

With onboard tire-pressure control, enclosed crew cab seating, and dedicated cargo space for medical and rescue gear, the Sasquatch is built for disaster response, flooding, and extreme weather events. Would this change how emergency rescues are done? 

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