Top 10 Fastest High Speed Trains in the World
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ธ.ค. 2018
- This video presents a guide of the 10 fastest high speed trains in the world.
Since decades ago, Asian and European countries have been competing to achieve the best high speed networks 🚊 in the world. Although first introduced in Japan, high-speed rail was truly established in Europe during the 80's and 90's and it continued to grow ever since. Recently, technological advancements have pushed Asian countries (especially China 🇨🇳) back to the top of the table, now overtaking Europe in all the important aspects: number of people using high-speed network 🛤, price per kilometer 💵 as well as operating and top speeds.
The big outsider of this top remains America, which mainly focuses on air travel, but has recently signed a contract for the first project of high speed rail and will classify in future rankings. And since talking about outsiders, there's also a surprise 🎁 entry into this top.
Enjoy the video and be ready for the high-speed revolution.
Here is the list of trains included in this video:
10. Thalys: 300km/h (186 mph)
9. Eurostar e320: 320 km/h (200 mph)
8. Korail KTX: 330 km/h (205 mph)
7. DeutscheBahn ICE: 330 km/h (205 mph)
6. Haramain Western Railway: 350 km/h (217 mph)
5. Renfe AVE: 350 km/h (217 mph)
4. Frecciarossa 1000: 354 km/h (220 mph)
3. Shinkansen H5: 360km/h (224 mph)
2. Fuxing Hao CR400AF: 400km/h (249 mph)
1. Shanghai Maglev: 430 km/h (267 mph)
Unofficial Winner: L0 Series Maglev: 603 km/h (375mph)
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Japanese N700 series Shinkansen are also tied with Thalys at 300 km/h (186 mph).
H5 Series is currently running at 320 km/h, along with related E5 and E6 Series, only between Utsunomiya and Morioka section on Tohoku Shinkansen.
360 km/h is currently under R&D at JR East, because Japan has strict noise standards.
H5 Series Shinkansen is the same train as E5 Series Shinkansen, but with different ownerships and color stripe. E5 (pink stripe) is owned by JR East (East Japan Railway Company) and H5 (purple stripe) is owned by JR Hokkaido (Hokkaido Railway Company). Both of them are commonly coupled with red E6 Series (Komachi) running on Tohoku Shinkansen at 320 km/h between Tokyo and Morioka. After Morioka Station, E5/H5 continues on the dedicated Shinkansen line towards Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto and E6 turns left to the re-gauged line converted from former narrow gauge line, running at maximum of 130 km/h and stops only at major stations on the line (like a limited express train) towards Akita.
Train Speeding
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I am so pride when Fuxin Hao appear
I understand do no saying what say you
@@epicmemechannel rjshwbysyevehhgehei
@@bozenabialas4555 this comment is a year old mate
l am so pride ehen Fuxin Hao appear
Very nice video! We went to Japan in 2013 and had a chance to ride Shinkansen! It was super! Thank you for your video!
I last watched this in 2020 ,its now 2024
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Le TGV AGV reste le train le plus rapide du monde sur rails: 574.8 km/h le 3/04/2007 , record toujours d'actualité.
Ah, enfin quelqu'un connaissant les vraies données !
Une petite correction toutefois, il s'agit du TGV duplex et non de l'AGV
Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic Video!
Glad you liked it! Please check out he 2020 version as well. It's ways much better and accurate: th-cam.com/video/mtaPfcCBqFw/w-d-xo.html
@@indigoplanet9966 Where is the TGV???!!!!!
@@indigoplanet9966 wdd13vevvrrvvercec
@@Al.katouss It is in France!
@@antigonivrochopoulou3622 I know this lol
I would say where is the tgv in the video
This is what I used to watch back then, thank you for the memories..
JR Tokai said it will operate at 600 km / h when it opens in 2027.
Completion of the JR Tokai Linear Motor Shinkansen will connect
Tokyo Shinagawa Station and Nagoya Station in 286 km in 40 minutes.
I live in Françe .
I drive almost every day with Eurostar!
This is Highspeed!
Bonjour à tois!
Junkcyber 88 you mean ride🇫🇷
Junkcyber 88or are you the driver 👮🚄
@@helloyouthere8133 lol
I live in shanghai, It's really amazing like SHanhai Maglev .very very fast without any shake
I live in Uzbekistan. In Uzbekistan has many speed and non-speed trains, but unfortunately I have never ridden any trains 😥😖😓😢😢😢😭😭😭😭the prices of tickets are such expensive for local people
China & Japan：F1
other countries：GT machine
Lmao
The world record for speed of a classical train on rail is 572 km/hr and it is the French TGV. The TGV is also crusing on large portions of the French rail network at 320 km/h in commercial speeds which is faster than most Chinese (gaotie) or Japanese ( Shinkansen) trains. This less than mediocre video does not even mention the TGV which was the first train to cruise to 300+ km/h on commercial speeds in the 90's.
Countries fighting over who has the fastest train meanwhile we don't even know what a train is in Lebanon
Yugh
You should ask the Armenians about that.
I was thinking about future train!
Yes. Open lots more train road trips to creating quality memories.... Especially, surrounding National Parks....
Oooooh, scenic train routes.
@@MichaelVII_ yeah
I’m Japanese.
I have seen “L0 series”once. It was so fast and so surprised!
Was it is beautiful
@@greenwhileins.l.7776
Yes! It was very beautiful 😍
the TGV reached its speed record in 2007 doing 574 kmh
tgv did that on test track. chinese crh380a did 486.1kmh on real track. actually there's no need for trains to exceed 400 kmh.
@@ghostofsolomon237 not at all, the railway track is used for commercial purposes. The only modification made on the line is a higher voltage in the catenaries and they were more taut. They stopped accelerating when the train started shaking too much to ensure passenger safety
Is that from morocoo??
No one asked tgv trains are slow they would be in here if they were fast
Wish we had trains like this in the U.S. :(
You had every thing, it's OK that you don't have trains like that greating from Egypt
@@AhmedAdel-qo9nx fuckk u pour arabic countrie
If the L0 actually can manage Tokyo to Osaka in 1hr7mn that's a massive improvement. The current trains take almost 4hr for that trip. If the ticket prices are reasonable it could mean that all points between Tokyo and Osaka become potential "day trip" locations for people who otherwise wouldn't consider it. It has the potential to be a really good thing for the economy on either end. It may even help tourism overall. Foreign visitors to Tokyo who might otherwise not see Osaka could do so, and vice versa. These kinds of super-low travel times across countries like Japan are great since there's really a lot to see.
It actually takes 3.5hrs between Tokyo and Osaka, not 4hrs.
The Tokaido Shinkansen really only takes 2 hours 30 minutes.
nice music you got! :D
As I asked about trains,you suggested some to view,just loving watching these!!!
Glad to hear that! I encourage people to watch the most recent ones of each topic, as some of them are old and a bit outdated.
@@indigoplanet9966 Ok will do.
Thank you for reminding me to test out my mute key! So glad it still works after all these years.
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@Lewis can't tell he means that the music was annoying and he muted it lol
Josh Guzek I agree, awful musac
I was really interested, but the music was so annoying I moved on to a similar video.
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This vid needs 1191919191 million like and views 1000000% it’s so cool
The TGV from France reached 574 km/h on a test run a long time ago. And this is a train on normal steel train roads and steel wheels. This is the number 1.
Number 2 *
@@tommeunier9333 what train is faster than this world record? Why the TGV is the #1 fastest train is because it’s steel wheels on a steel railroad. It’s very difficult for any steel on steel train to get traction in the first place, let alone accelerating to a speed of 574 km/h. Yes, magnet rail system trains achieve higher speeds (subtle increase), around 600 km/h but they use a whole different system to travel on in the first place. For such a train it’s easier to reach this high speed and has less risks to deal with (like getting off the railroad and crashing what potentially can happen with trains on steel railroads). I cannot come up with another steel to steel train that surpasses the TGV world record. If there is actually one (not a magnetic rail system based train) I would like to hear that to see if it’s a world record conducted by professionals with real footage and evidence that it’s been defined as a world record, just like the TGV I’ve mentioned.
@@tommeunier9333 The TGV is the fastest train on normal railroad
fastest passenger trains are in china @431km the rest r for testing
@@SamsungLe-vz2uy That’s fast! True about the testing. The 574 km/h from the TGV was an one time test run to see what the train could be pushed to. In France, they don’t go above 320 km/h.
Very cool the video!
Glad you liked it! Have a look on the latest version of it as well: th-cam.com/video/mtaPfcCBqFw/w-d-xo.html.
I'm srilankan 🇱🇰
This video is very well
Good luck for this chanel👍👍
I wish I could watch the trains from inside. Hopefully one day my dreams come true.
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Nice music! Love it.
7:20
The TGV almost broke this man's record.
574.7 KPH
335 MPH
The current world speed record for a commercial train on steel wheels is held by the French TGV at 574.8 km/h (357.2 mph), achieved on 3 April 2007 on the new LGV Est.
Shinkansen 603 km/h in 2020
Incorrect ! It was a world speed record for a railed vehicle at the time, but it was a test version of the ongoing TGV designs. In addition the voltage in the overhead wire was significantly increased for this test train. Normal commercial units could not traverse that line until the voltage had been reset to the normal 25,000v.
@@JamesSmith-mv9fp Records are never set in commercial conditions. 574,8 km/h remains the world record for trains running on "classic" rails. The French TGV is also the train on rails with the highest commercial speed.
Train is open
@@pogodanaprzygode Shinkansen is a maglev, not a train. Well in fact it depend on the definition. Go on the french wikipedia page of train, it says that a train need to have wheels. Go on th english one, it is not mentioned. My opinion is that it is a meens of transportation really cool, but not a train. Maybe i think that because then my country would'nt have the top speed record ;(
Number One 👍👍👍👍👍Nice 🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
Es increíble estos trenes son super rápidos
When I was traveling in Japan last year, I experienced their railway, it was really great
Baby I am Martin's press.
The speed of trains makes me crazy. As the background music
The music is Elektromania sky high
@@senapatiarts7408 yeah... It's really high
@@PixMan08 that's the correct point
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I love train
I love all this train !
4:06 the best for me! I live on Spain and I see a lot of AVE ,hope that one day can I go on it!
Is it expensive ??
you forget the TGV France !
TGV FRANCE : 574 km/h, undefeated world record !
a guy who likes countryballs megalev is not comparable to the train featured here. It is not running on wheels and does not have the versatility in use that classical trains, as here featured, have.
We love Japan ... the best country in the world .... the best country of peace ... beautiful people and their mind ....💜💜💜 love and respect frm:Bangladesh
you r r8 brother,we love japan
@@zahir2393 ✌✌✌✌
amazing...
Amazing video 👍
One thing is clear., no one can beat China 🇨🇳 at this moment..
That's true!
@hita ya Are you sure? Chinese Fuxing train is much faster, much cheaper and much safer than the trains in any other countries.
@hita ya Why do you think Australian trains' pollution is almost 0? I always found the black smokes were belching at the engine. Also, the 600km/h train in Japan is full of potential dangers and they will probably be discareded in 5 years but Fuxing and Hexie trains can be used at least 20 years, you don't know the real situations of the trains so please don't talk nonsense.
@hita ya Loads of deaths? Who told you that there were many people died in the train accidents in China? Also, do you really know about China? How you can make almost 1.4 billions of people with as less pollution as you expected? Don't be confused by the superficies, use your brain!!!
@hita ya Yes, so I am talking with a kid and it's you!
In the United States the trains barely do 130 kph and in California the trains from Oakland to Los Angeles average less than 65 kph which is why everyone chooses to drive a car instead.
Yes sir and we wanted to build a high speed rail system here in California that cost billions before a single track was laid down...I think the politicians diverted all that money to battle the homelessness problem? Okay....
Hoping for LRT, MRT and PNR may be like this in near future...
Hi
The first Maglev stations are just about to open in Tokyo and Nagoya. All infrastructure is basically ready! Signs informing as well!
Tickets are expected to be pricey, more expensive than for the regular Shinkansen, which offers amazing quality service anyway - as though you were sitting on the quiet plane! For sightseeing, watching the Fuji Mount behind the windows, canyons, valleys, Japanese Alps, is absolutely thrilling... It`s really worthy... Ganbatte! An interesting point - Test Shinkansen trains n700s series, were tested and ran at the speed of 460km/h, but Japanese Authorities considered this unnecessary and unsafe ... :)
If you are wondering why the Japanese trains use that strange looking pointed front end, it is to reduce the airborne shock wave when entering or leaving tunnels at high speed. Japanese tunnels tend to be only slightly larger than the train itself, making the shock wave issue pretty serious.
Ijjjkiokjji
that I believe, but I was also thinking aerodynamics, as in planes, esp. Concorde.
In Europe, when trains started running in the early XIX century (1800s) there was a limit of 14km hour maximum speed. It was thought that greater speeds could cause fainting or severe illnesses to the passengers.
So???
You will feel the g force when accelerating. I have tried the shanghai train before and they accelerate very slowing( very little g force felt), yet the fastest and even one of the steadies. So I don't think people will have nausea or fainting
that is what old tech did
Thats about all they do in New Zealand still mate. Its a joke, we are better off Hitch Hiking,
You forgot all the French TGVs, that usually runs at 310 km/h, accross the French territory.
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No the first one. I think thalys is french (forgive me if I'm wrong)
Thalys uses french trains (alstom), but is French, Beligian and Dutch. I am not shure but I think it is also German
Christian Costantino qwweeftthjiioll
Normandie15tq
This is very very impressive, knock me out of my seat, oh my gosh what a amazing video
The Renfe AVE is a great train--rode it from Madrid to Valencia, which I think is not quite the fastest line on the system, but that's one fast train.
My science teacher showed this video to my class 😂😂
Currently, airplanes will take only 7 to 8 hours to reach New York from California. Even the fastest bullet train in the world at the moment will take about 15 hours from California to New York. This is the answer to the question why the US has no high speed rail at this moment. American airplanes are still superior to all the modern bullet trains, so why do Americans need to spend billions of dollars on something that's not even faster than the current transportation in the US? However, the hyperloop technology, which is continued developing, could possibly take only 45 minutes from Los Angeles to New York. And this is the technology that Americans are going for. It's hyperloop, not bullet trains!
There is so many wrong information here you didn't learn many things.
This is so amazing
Amazing train I love to watch these thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it! If you have time, check-out the latest version of it here: th-cam.com/video/mtaPfcCBqFw/w-d-xo.html
Look at my comment or i will come to you
Hello , I have sat in this train before . That ride was amazing
Lucky you XD
Which one sir?Theres 10
9
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This background music is 50% of TH-cam videos!
Yeah and it's awful.
I mean, we have no choice, the greedy little scoundrels who own all the good music are killing lots of youtubers. So this track is the only one we can use
😊
It's TH-cam syphilis as it was with 009 Sound System Dreamscape back in lates 2000's
@Ray Phamsame my favorite song!😃
Thanks for your Video
This trains are all my love countries trains!
brazil....CPTM hi speed train... 60km/h !!! WoW!!!
hahahahaha
However, the Japanese Shinkansen runs on the complicated terrain of Japan with 16-car trains every 10 minutes. There has never been an accident that nobody is killed for 55 years. And it has never been buried in the ground.
The E5-type in this video is called the Tohoku Shinkansen, which runs in severe conditions for the railway. The type one runs in the Tohoku region. The area is hot in summer and heavy snow in winter. And in 2011, the big earthquake occurred, you know.
Still, the type runs at that speed.
Also, the Japanese Shinkansen designers focus on braking rather than a fast pace.
Again, it runs at that speed.
Amazing trains.. love it
I am from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳.but all trains fantastic . Wow incredible 👏😍
Same
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@@amitmistry7487 What
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Ok
The Shanghai maglev train is operating at a speed of 431, while the other high-speed trains in China are operating at 350 or 300 kilometers
恭喜中國 每一輛列車都上榜XDD 只是列車下面的國旗不同而已666 偷好偷滿
@@a79046701 傻逼
Your coutry is lucky to have the largeland in asia. But my country has small land and we have too much train station like rer in france
The Shanghai train is german
成哥 井蛙人
thank you for this video, i am from Algeria
Your comment is highly appreciated, I am based in Denmark.
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@@jannickpetersen2658 jjjjhhhgg
Great video I love showing everyone In my family
Great job
Being a dedicated Rail Enthusiast I'm forced to say that you are giving wrong information to us......
You are from Poor India 😆🤣😂
@@skibididomp Not Poor India, only India ; )
@@user-xu9ws9rj8r then please list fasted train ??
@dato tak seri x x
Swattik Sarkar then provide us w yr version of “right info”
Wow! Cool! I loves high-speed trains. It is fastest time.
The Japanese L0 series Maglev high speed train currently holds the world record for the fastest speed achieved by a train with a neck breaking speed of 603km/h or 374mph
Japanese linear motor car is only a test drive yet, so I thought that it was not in the ranking, but it was the first place
However, the speed exceeding 600 km / h is amazing.
Travelled on Shanghai Maglev and that was an amazing experience. It will blow your mind how quick it is.
You should try the shinkansen
Shanghai Maglev is constructed under the German technology.
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And the slowest trains ever, UK,Yorkshire. People see wildlife overtaking trains.
@Liam Doyle Ye but you've got the Outback. We get one wet leaf on the track, and everything get's cancelled.
I just love the train in this video cover pic before I clicked it!😁
The truth is ,in China ,it's very common for most Chinese people to take a 300 km/h-train.
And also to get killed with that
@@Randomfreebies nope.. Only one accident in 2011 but the US amtrak has many accidents..
@@sheenasmith4555 yeah that's true,you'll find 100+ videos about Amtrak rail accident
Safety first, speed second ✌
Honey, no words
@@Dalverne61 SPEEEEEEEEEED*
@s s Proof?
@s s in the last 10 years China has had 3 train accidents. And Japan has had 5 so what are you going on about?
@s s only 1 dies out of the 5 accidents the one in 2019. . It's unfortunate that people lost their lives but 3 accidents in 10 years is ok considering they're running operations on a railway system that x10 as long as they have in japan. Plus like 80+% of their total lines were made just within the last 10 years there will be a steep learning curve.
it's good you mentioned the Hayabusa (japan) but to be fair, Japan has many other trains that operate at 320 km/h and can reach even more. just pointing it out. Pretty much every long distance train from japan could make it in this list.
Same for France tho
Fabuloso China y sus transportes.... China ya despertó y los avances tecnologicos seran asombrosos, para beneficio de la humanidad. Saludos desde Lima-Perú
The dragon is waking
3:25. Saudi Arabia did not build any train. They bought it from Spain “AVE”.
They're soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo rich
To be honest, as a Chinese, I am not interested in how the trains which is made in China fast.I want everybody in the world to enjoy the faster trains.
HsuBright and also focus on safety more than speed.
well apparently if you look at the top there are many people of your country not agreeing to you
@@danielyusukeshimizu8802 just saying that japanese trains have better safety records but i still agree that safety is more important than speed
I took the Frecciarossa 1000 many years ago when I was visiting italy.
Frecciarosa sucks i prefer huxin or shinkansen
Amazing train super fast
Legends says getting hits by these trains sends you to new solar system 🤣🤣
...A crying shame that the only high speed train in the US is the Amtrak Acela, and it only goes about half the speed of most of the stuff shown here!
Well USA Doesn’t Deserve high speed trains like those lucky for me I have Shinkansen H5 and LO Series Maglev
And also I been to USA to Study English
@@supermariogaming3669 - Good! Now take Pauline and Jump back into your game console then... I think Yoshi wants to give you a cookie...
@@Crazcompart ok
Surprised not to see the JR700. It hits 176mph with a max of 198. May not match the likes of the Maglev in Shanghai, but the JR700 makes up for it with its efficiency.
Plus the simple, sleek and elegant design is a real eye catcher. Call it the workhorse of high speed rail.
Ssfffg
Thank for sharing the amazing video God bless stay safe
been on #4, #3, #1, the MagLev feels like glass, was new, we watched speedometer indicate 285 mph!
Try the no.2 FuXing Hao
The stuff we watch at 2 am 😳
Im watching this at 9:30pm so, your wrong
damn that intro!
awesome train
what about the French TGV ??? (btw, the Korean HST is an Alstom TGV spin-off (like many Spanish first generation of AVEs)
True 😂
@Hello Jean, How are you doing?
Tgv french are uuuglyyy
@@angelajackeline3317 si tu parles des premiers tgv, c'est vrai, mais ils ont 40 ans. Les plus récents sont mieux.
6:56 lol
So amazing and wonderful and also fascinating to eyes her beauty and speed.
video is cool i love it
Freccia rossa ♥!
Dear guys, the fastest OPERATED high speed train in the world is 350/hour as far in China. All others just TEST speed , haven’t commercial operated as far ! Also the maglev train in Shanghai is 431/hour operated in 2003, but only operated from Shanghai airport to downtown , not a long distance high speed train. make a search please! Thanks 🙏
I think it's operating th-cam.com/video/UMoFu4fT5hY/w-d-xo.html
Bruh
Michael Jay Santos actually operating means the earning could cover the maintaining cost. 50km distance high speed rail couldn't support it. So it's not operating rail
@DAKA DER LETZTE well they are all in construction
well most of them are all in construction and japan for example has already announced its operating speed.i researched on this.
Nice trains and music
Number 6 reminds me of Amtrak's new Acela lol
I love to watch these they are so amazing and cool!
Eva dear what was intersting .speed or jurney.safty first then speed
ive been on the euro star train in the video,the country just flows by!
Beautiful
Oh my gosh wow I have such an awesome idea for a train cake
Merci pour avoir "oublié" ,le TGV Duplex 330 km/h capable de 350 et record du monde en test à 574 km/h !
@United Turkic empire ball / koalaaa Propagande chinoise qui montrent des trains dont la technologie a été volée , qui roulent sur des rails spécifiques et qui ne sont même pas capables de faire demi-tour. Trains expérimentaux s'il en est dont les cobaye sont humains.
Oui
Le pire c'est qu'on le voit au tout début de la vidéo... ce n'est que de la propagande nippone !
J’étais choqué quand j’ai vu qu’ils ont pas mis le TGV
No Japan 603 winner