Important Breakthroughs
The new generation of standard high-speed EMU "Fuxing" is a new generation of high-speed rail independently developed in China with complete intellectual property rights. It integrates a large number of modern high and new technologies, and achieves important breakthroughs in key technologies such as traction, braking, network, bogie and axle. It is a major achievement of China's scientific and technological innovation.
The Fastest Train
"Fuxing" high-speed train is currently the fastest and the most advanced high speed train in China. With an average speed of 350 km/h, the train series of "Fuxing" broke the world record of commercial train speed in 2016. In 2019, 17 extended version of "Fuxing" started to operate. As the longest and fastest train series, it has 17 carriages that are able to carry more than 1280 passengers. Until 2021, there are more than 700 "Fuxing" trains operating on China railways. Most of them served those first-tier cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Guangzhou. It's believed that more "Fuxing" trains will be available for more cities.
Technical Innovation
In August 2022, the first high-speed EMU exported by China, the Indonesia Yawan high-speed EMU, was successfully taken offline. The entire train line adopts China's standard system, achieving a historic breakthrough in the output of the entire industry chain of "China's high-speed rail going global". Standard is a manifestation of a country's comprehensive strength, and only by adhering to independent innovation can we achieve greater success on the international standardization stage.
More Intellectualized
"Fuxing" Trains are entirely designed and manufactured by Chinese.
Automatic door and Seat information display function are two significant improvements that distinguish "Fuxing" Trains from other types of Chinese trains includ ing "Hexie". On "Fuxing" Train, the doors can easily opened at the press of a button. Moreover, people can know whether the seat is sold or not through the color of electronic lamp on the seat screen, which means that once you unfortunately buy a no-seat ticket someday, you may find a lucky seat on "Fuxing" Trains. There are also several other improvements such as vibration and noise reduction facilities.