Hyperloop technology is designed to transport passengers and cargo at record speeds of up to 700 miles per hour.

The first Hyperloop system, Virgin Hyperloop, was tested in Las Vegas, United States in November 2020 on a 500-meter Hyperloop track, and registered a top-speed of 161 kmph.

Hyperloop is advancing after past failures, with China, Europe, and India testing ultra-fast vacuum trains that could rival air travel.

Global progress in hyperloop technology The first Hyperloop test took place on November 9, 2020, in Las Vegas, USA, where a pod was successfully tested on a 500-meter-long track.

Since no country has built an operational hyperloop corridor yet, Maharashtra’s pact places this project among the earliest ...

The plans for the much-acclaimed Hyperloop, a high speed transit system between Los Angeles and San Francisco, were released by Musk himself through Twitter at 1:30 Pacific / 4:30 Eastern ...