10. THSR 700T - 335.5 km / h
THSR 700T - high-speed train, intended to operate the Taiwan railway system. The THSR 700T train was built by Japanese company Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Nippon Sharyo and Hitachi. The train recording speed is 335.5 km / h (208 miles per hour), but it usually runs at a top speed of 300 km / h (186 miles per hour). It came into effect on January 5, 2007.
9. ETR 500 - 300 km / h
ETR 500 (Elettro Treno Rapido 500) - a series of high-speed trains, built in Italy. The first ETR 500 was developed under the state-owned Ferrovie Dello Stato but is now owned by Italy's largest railway company - Trenitalia. We started working in 1993. The first version of the train, the "ETR 500-X", called the "Remo," was built in 1988. The first train in the AGV series, currently the fastest train in Italy, is also the ninth fastest train globally.
8. SNCF TGV Reseau - 320 km / h
The world's fastest TGV-Reseau_SNCF trains The TGV Reseau is a high-speed railway built by French company Alstom based on the TGV Atlantique train. It was therefore put into operation in 1993. In short, train capacity - 11 800 h. k. Above all, the top speed is 320 km / h.
7. Train Eurostar - 334.7 km / h
Eurostar is also known as British Rail Class 373 - a high-speed train connecting London, Paris, and Brussels. At the same time, the train can carry up to 750 passengers and use the same name as a high-speed highway, passing through a tunnel under the English Channel. The completed speed of the train was 334.7 km / h, and the maximum speed was 300 km / h (186 miles / h).
6. HSL 1 - 300 km / h
HSL 1 high-speed train between the cities of Brussels and Paris. Due to the speed, the HSL 1 train can improve. So the time required to conquer the distance between these cities was reduced, and we only did one hour of 22 minutes. The train was first launched on December 14, 1997.
5. IKTX-Sancheon - 352.4 km / h
KTX 2, but the confirmed name of the KTX-Sancheon high-speed train built in South Korea by Hyundai Rotem. The recording speed of the KTX-Sancheon train is 352.4 km / h (218 miles per hour), but for safety reasons, the maximum speed at which the train travels has been reduced to 305 km / h (190 miles per hour). It is also exploited in Ukraine but continues to break down near Poltava.
4. AVE-350 Talgo - 365 km / h
AVE-350 - a high-speed train designed for Spanish company Talgo and Canadian company Bombardier. The train is intended to serve the Madrid-Barcelona high-speed railway. Therefore, the recording speed of the train is 365 km / h, and the maximum - 330 km / h (205 miles / h). Because of the unusual front part of the train reminiscent of the beak, the train was named “Pato,” which means in Spanish - duck.
3. Shinkansen series trains - 443 km
Shinkansen is also known as the "bullet train" - a Japanese high-speed railway with the same name. The maximum speed train was registered in 1996. Shinkansen then accelerated to 443 km / h, which was a complete record at the time.
2. CRH-380A - 486.1 km / h
CRH-380A - China Railway is designed to operate at 350 km / h (217 miles per hour). Therefore, the recording speed of the CRH-380A train was 486.1 km / h (302 miles/hr). On the other hand, 12,900 h.p. Currently, it is owned by China South Locomotive and Rolling Stock Corporation Limited. It has been in operation since 2010. In addition, the fastest train in China.
1. SNCF TGV POST - 574.8 km / h
TGV POS - France's high-speed train, operating the Paris line - Luxembourg and Paris - in Strasbourg since 2006. It is known that on April 3, 2007, in front of reporters, the train accelerated to 574.8. km / h (357.2 mph), thus setting the world record for trains. However, the top speed is 320 km / h (199 miles / h) in operation. TGV POS TGV fast train. In other words, the world's fastest train with a top speed of 357.2 mph.
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