India's first Hyperloop test track is ready. IIT Madras and TuTr built the 410-meter track. The Avishkar Hyperloop team aims to create a vacuum train. A longer 11.5-kilometer track is planned. The Hyperloop could revolutionize travel between Mumbai and Pune.

Indian Railways and IIT Madras have taken a big step in transportation technology by building India’s first 410-meter Hyperloop test track. The project will be developed in two phases. Read the full details below.

IIT Madras takes a giant leap towards futuristic travel with the successful completion of its Hyperloop test track. This milestone, the first ever in Hyperloop technology introduced back in 2013, brings India closer to transforming transportation technology.

India’s first hyperloop test track of 410 m has been completed at the Discovery Campus of the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, at Thaiyur. The track is all set to host the global, college level hyperloop competition to be held in February.

The announcement was made by Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Thursday, who shared the news on social media along with a video showcasing the newly built track

Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has shared on X that a 410-metre-long Hyperloop test track is now completed in Tamil Nadu’s Chennai. The technology, which could make your journey faster, could be the future of travel.

India's first Hyperloop test track, built at IIT Madras’ Discovery Campus in Chennai, is now complete. A collaborative effort with ArcelorMittal, the 11-km track aims to advance high-speed, sustainable transportation,

India's first 410-meter Hyperloop test track is complete, a collaborative achievement by Indian Railways, IIT Madras, and startup TuTr. This innovative transport system uses pods to carry passengers at high speeds through low-pressure tubes,

The maiden run on the Hyperloop test track was carried out at a speed of 100 kmph. It would be increased gradually to 600 kmph in test runs in the future.