L0 Series Maglev

Japan's L0 Series Maglev, one of the fastest trains in the world with a top speed of 375 mph or 603 km/h, just edges out the competition. The Japanese train was built in 2012 and has 12 train cars in total, adding up to a total length of 981 feet. Similar to the previous model, the L0 Series Maglev can carry up to 728 passengers while moving quickly.

The SCMaglev system, created in Japan, is used by the L0 series. A subsidiary of JR Central called Nippon Sharyo and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries are constructing fourteen pre-production cars.

L0 Series from Japan Being the fastest train in existence, Maglev promotes other Maglev trains. A long nose on the front of the train, which lowers drag and energy consumption, makes it a particularly clever and efficient train. This train is capable of absurdly high speeds, and it has long been a well-liked aspect of Japanese technology, both of which support its claim to be the undisputed king of fast trains in 2022. Starting in May 2020, it is intended to replace the L0 series with a redesigned model (named the "Improved L0 series"). The guideway will supply power to this L0 series for the first time via induction.

Country: Japan
Speed: 375 mph