A peek inside India’s first Bullet Train
India's first Bullet Train is nearing completion for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail corridor. The eight-car train, manufactured at BEML's facility in Bengaluru, Karnataka, boasts a maximum speed of 249 kmph and a passenger capacity of around 557. Its design includes four motor cars and four trailer cars, with executive-class seating arranged in a 2x2 layout.
The train features ergonomic seats, LED lighting, overhead luggage racks, and power outlets for passenger comfort. Accessibility features cater to passengers with disabilities, including wheelchair-friendly design and level boarding. The train's aerodynamic design minimizes air resistance and pressure waves during high-speed travel.
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