Now in China too, 200 self-propelled driverless magnetic-lifting cars will be operated at speed. It has started planning to bring it to market in early 2020.
Beijing, Pty. Now China is also preparing to launch driverless magnetic-lifting trains operating at 200 km per hour. China has begun planning to get it on track as early as next year, and its flagship developer said on Monday that maglev trains were capable of running at speeds of up to six hundred km per hour.
Company Chairman Zhou Kinhe said that with the use of new technology, passengers will reach their destination in less time. The latest Maglev trains are safe and reliable. Zhou said the new trains are suitable for walking between 50 and 200 kilometers in the city. He said that it would be the world's first maglev trains running at 00 km per hour.
At present China has the longest high-speed rail network in the world, connecting various major cities within 22,000 kilometers of the country. China has already built a network of about 29 thousand kilometers of high speed trains, which operates at a speed of around 350 kmph.
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