The Vande Bharat Express, a home-built and home-designed semi-high-speed train, has a nose that is decidedly more streamlined than previous Indian trains. Its design is not merely about presenting ...

Instantly recognisable for its striking, sloping nose and sweeping aerodynamic curves, the Shinkansen was the world's first high-speed train and quickly became known around the world by its ...

The train has a distinctive look thanks to its incredibly long 49-foot nose and green coloration. The E5 series bullet train can reach speeds of 200 mph, though it was initially planned to reach ...

The aerodynamic design of the SuperTruck 2 is a standout feature, resembling a bullet train with a central cockpit, a narrowed nose, and sloped forehead. The truck also features low skirts ...

And after observing how kingfisher birds slice through the air and dive into the water while hardly making a splash, his team re-designed the train’s nose, shaping it to mimic the bird’s beak.

Nicknamed “Long nose” for its distinctive snout, the popular bullet train with a futuristic appearance debuted in 1997. The series will be retired primarily due to aging. The 500 series is ...

Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train Progress: More than 200,000 noise ... The train’s long, sharp nose is designed to cut down on aerodynamic drag, which also helps reduce loud sounds caused by ...

Inspired by the kingfisher's beak, the bullet train's elongated nose design revolutionizes high-speed rail. This innovation mitigates sonic booms in tunnels by streamlining airflow, enhancing ...