The body is unpainted but the Fuxing branding of China’s bullet trains is visible, highlighting that the new train builds upon the foundation of the CR400, which debuted in 2017, according to SCMP.

The "Fuxing" electric bullet trains are manufactured and operated by the state-owned China State Railway Group. It took around six years to construct, the report said. The bullet train transports ...

As manufacturers and operators invest in more efficient rail technologies, we take a look at some of the fastest trains in ...

A daredevil passenger is lucky to be alive after clinging to a high-speed train for miles as it rocketed along at over 170 miles per hour. The 40-year-old Hungarian commuter had been riding on the ...

The new bullet train, The CR450, is significantly faster than the CR400 Fuxing high-speed rail (HSR) currently in service, which operates at speeds of 350 kmph.

Bullet trains specially designed for icy conditions and cranberries that are being cultivated in space are some of the ...

A high-speed train crash led to an investigation which ... The top speed of the Fuxing or "rejuvenation" bullet trains was capped at 300km/h (186mph) in 2011 following two crashes that killed ...

On Friday evening, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping travelled from Beijing to the city of Taijin by the Fuxing bullet train to watch a friendly ice hockey ...