at their summit in Geneva
Biden's car is equipped with night vision... and Putin's vehicle does not sink
Putin's anti-sink car.
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Biden's car is equipped with advanced features that make it stand up to all attacks.
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US President Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin arrived at their historic summit in Geneva on Wednesday in convoys of their respective cars, as each leader rode his own bulletproof, bomb-proof, top-secret presidential limousine.
The US president rode in a $1.5 million Cadillac (Best) car, fitted with night vision cameras, tear gas cannons, and eight inches of armored iron.
Its doors weigh the same as the doors of a Boeing 757, and its tires are pneumatic flats, so the car can still go very fast even if its tires are flat.
The president can also use a sophisticated communications system, and there is also a safe oxygen system and a supply of the president's blood in case of emergency.
The Beast is designed to withstand chemical and biological attacks, as well as bullets and explosions, as its chassis is said to be effectively "indestructible."
Its windows are also said to be three inches thick, while the steel and ceramic armor are eight inches thick.
In the rear compartment of the car, the boss and up to four passengers are separated from the driver by a glass partition, and the boss is the only person who can open this bulkhead with the push of a button.
While many of Beast's features remain highly classified, its trunk is also equipped with a firefighting system, and tear gas and smoke barriers.
The back seats have a satellite phone, with a direct line to Vice President Kamala Harris and the Pentagon.
The fuel tank of the car is coated with armor and filled with a special foam that prevents it from exploding even in the event of a direct hit.
The bodywork, developed by General Motors, is made of steel, while the body of the car is made of a mixture of steel, aluminium, titanium and ceramic.
Meanwhile, the Russian president is showing off his bulletproof limousine, which is said to be able to protect Putin even if it is completely submerged.
Putin's "Urus Senat" was made by the Russian luxury car brand "Nami", an armored limousine powered by a 4.4-liter V8 engine with 598 horsepower.
The 21.7-foot-long, 14,330-pound Senat is equipped with a hybrid drive system and a nine-speed automatic transmission, allowing power to be sent to all four wheels.
In comparison, the "Urus Senat" is larger than the American "Pest", and its tires are reinforced with steel to prevent air leakage from them, and are coated with 0.5-inch armor with a reinforced chassis, and it can withstand gunshots and landmine explosions.
The seats have a special feature that turns them into the “most convenient safety position” if a collision is unavoidable
There is news that Nami is in the process of making a more powerful version of the Senat, which features an 857-horsepower 6.6-liter V-12 engine.
A civilian version of the Senat is produced, whose appearance is inspired by British Rolls-Royce sedans, and Nami is a largely state-owned company.
The price of the car for ordinary buyers is 245 thousand dollars, or 18 million rubles.
Putin's version is highly advanced given the security features that have been added to it.
The Senat Urus is a Russian attempt to compete with heavyweight companies, such as Bentley and Rolls-Royce, in the luxury car market.
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