China's first suspension railway completes test run
- 8 years ago
Cool footage has emerged from China of the country's first suspension railway completing its test run.
The video, filmed in Chengdu, Sichuan Province last Friday, shows the battery-powered monorail hanging from the track.
It is reportedly the world's first battery-powered suspension railway, running on lithium batteries which can last for up to four hours.
It can travels at speeds of up to 60 km/h and can hold 120 passengers per coach.
The monorail will now undergo further tests before being rolled out as an official means of public transport.
The video, filmed in Chengdu, Sichuan Province last Friday, shows the battery-powered monorail hanging from the track.
It is reportedly the world's first battery-powered suspension railway, running on lithium batteries which can last for up to four hours.
It can travels at speeds of up to 60 km/h and can hold 120 passengers per coach.
The monorail will now undergo further tests before being rolled out as an official means of public transport.