India is set to get its first hyperloop rail system, connecting Vadhavan Port and JNPT to solve logistics bottlenecks.

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

This is how Hyperloop-One describes their system: Virgin Hyperloop One vehicles are propelled using a linear electric motor, which is a straightened-out version of a conventional rotary motor.

The solar-powered Hyperloop would allow passengers to get from Los Angeles to San Francisco in less than 30 minutes, Musk has said, meaning it must travel at speeds greater than 600 mph (966 km/h).

This is how Hyperloop-One describes their system: Virgin Hyperloop One vehicles are propelled using a linear electric motor, which is a straightened-out version of a conventional rotary motor.

This is how Hyperloop-One describes their system: Virgin Hyperloop One vehicles are propelled using a linear electric motor, which is a straightened-out version of a conventional rotary motor.

The Hyperloop is big in the news...but what is it? We explain what Elon Musk is up to, why it's possible, and why it won't go as fast as Musk thinks.

The Hyperloop is, as everyone affiliated with the Hyperloop likes to mention, the first new mode of transportation in 100 years. Hoverboards notwithstanding, it’s true.

And in 2015, Hyperloop One announced it would focus on cargo first, people second, which is a much easier proposition. Proof it’s real: You can watch it for yourself.