Bengaluru: First Vande Bharat Prototype Sleeper Train Unveiled in India, Check Details
Bengaluru: First Vande Bharat Prototype Sleeper Train Unveiled in India, Check Details
As per the the details shared by PTI, the newly introduced coach will go on the test run for almost 10 days Later, it will be rollout further testing on track.

The first prototype version of the Vande Bharat sleeper coach has arrived in India! The model has been unveiled by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw at BEML’s facility in Bagaluru.

As per the the details shared by PTI, the newly introduced coach will go on the test run for almost 10 days Later, it will be rollout further testing on track. After getting the satisfactory result, the train is expected to start the operation for the general public in the next three months.

First Look: Vande Bharat Sleeper Train Prototype

How the Vande Bharat Sleeper Train Compares to Existing Models

The report says the Vande Bharat sleeper is quite superior compared to Rajdhani Express and other models. It will allow the passengers to cover long distances seamlessly in full comfort.

The sleeper variant will have better average speed compared to the Rajdhani Express, all thanks to quicker acceleration and deceleration. Once the operation starts, the train is likely to run at an average speed of 160 kmph, while the testing speed will be 180 kmph.

Total Coaches

Talking about the number of coaches, the Vande Bharat sleeper will be equipped with multiple coaches. The list includes 4 AC 2 tier coaches (188 berths), 11 AC 3 tier coaches (611 berths), and 1 AC First Class Coach (24 berths).

Features

As far as the features are concerned, the new train has been treated with world’s class amenities such as GFRP panels, a sensor-based interior, automatic exterior passenger doors, an ergonomically designed odour-free toilet system, communication doors, and a spacious luggage room, and the list goes on.

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