Einer der neu entwickelten Fuxing Hochgeschwindigkeitszüge ist bei einer Ausstellung in Peking, China, 25. Dezember 2018. Drei neue Arten von im Inland devel
One of the newly developed Fuxing bullet trains is shown at an exhibition in Beijing, China, 25 December 2018. Three new types of domestically developed Fuxing trains designed with varying top speeds made their debut on Monday, which experts said will offer more choices to potential overseas customers. A whole series of Fuxing (Rejuvenation) trains were rolled out at China National Railway Test Center in Beijing, including new versions£a longer train and two lower-speed versions. The longer Fuxing trains, which are 440 meters long and can seat 1, 283 passengers, are the longest high-speed trains in China, with a maximum speed of 350 kilometers per hour. Two other Fuxing trains are expected to run at maximum speeds of 250 km/h and 160 km/h. Zhao Hongwei, chief engineer at the China Academy of Railway Sciences, said that unlike the earlier Hexie (Harmony) models, which were designed with the help of foreign-developed technology, Fuxing bullet trains use wholly self-developed core technologies and are built under a unified Chinese standard. "For over a decade, China learned from developed countries to build a world-class high-speed railway system. Now it holds complete intellectual property rights. The domestically developed trains show that China, despite getting a late start on the high-speed track, is cementing its leading role in the race, " Zhao said.
