Shanghai Maglev (China): It holds the title of the fastest commercial train in the world, reaching speeds of 460 kmh (286 mph), connecting Shanghai Pudong International Airport to the city center.
L0 Series Maglev (Japan): Although still in the testing phase, it has reached impressive speeds of 603 kmh (374 mph), demonstrating Japan’s advancements in magnetic levitation technology.
CR400AFBF Fuxing (China): These high-speed trains operate in China and can reach speeds of 350 kmh (217 mph), offering efficient and rapid transportation for passengers.
TGV POS (France): The TGV POS is a French high-speed train that can reach speeds of 357 kmh (222 mph), providing fast connections between major cities in France and neighboring countries.
Frecciarossa 1000 (Italy): Operating in Italy, the Frecciarossa 1000 reaches speeds of 350 kmh (217 mph), offering comfortable and high-speed travel on the country’s extensive rail network.
CRH380A Hexie (China): These Chinese trains can travel at speeds of up to 302 kmh (188 mph), providing efficient transportation for passengers across various regions in China.
Shinkansen H5 and E5 (Japan): These bullet trains in Japan can reach speeds of 224 kmh (140 mph) and are known for their reliability, comfort, and punctuality.
Italo and Frecciarossa (Italy): These high-speed trains in Italy can reach speeds of 220 kmh (137 mph), offering a convenient way to travel between major cities in Italy with style and comfort.