The Fuxing EMU train with Hangzhou Asian Games features. [Photo provided to gojilin.gov.cn]

The Hangzhou Asian Games-featured Fuxing intelligent EMU officially rolled off the production line in Changchun, capital city of Northeast China's Jilin province, on July 21. It boasts tapered and futuristic shapes and extraordinary designs and patterns for the upcoming 19th Asian Games Hangzhou 2022.

This newly developed train consists of eight cars. It has a dispersed power system designed to reach speeds of up to 350 kilometers per hour and a capacity of 578 people.

The interior look of the bullet train. [Photo provided to gojilin.gov.cn]

The highly anticipated launch of the Fuxing train takes on immense significance, particularly with the upcoming Asian Games on the horizon. As a state-of-the-art transportation marvel, this cutting-edge train will play a crucial role in efficiently ferrying Chinese and foreign athletes, referees, and spectators to and from the event venues. Embracing a host of intelligent features and ensuring a supremely comfortable ride, the Fuxing train stands as a shining example of China's unwavering commitment to innovation and progress in the realm of transportation.

The train's eco-friendly nature reduces carbon emissions and supports sustainable transportation. Additionally, its intelligent systems enhance safety and efficiency, guaranteeing a smooth and secure journey.

With the successful implementation of cutting-edge technology, a remarkable milestone has been reached in the realm of transportation as complete coverage of the revolutionary 5G+WiFi network now extends to every corner of the carriage, ensuring seamless connectivity and unhindered access to the digital world for passengers on the go. Embracing the spirit of innovation, intelligent interactive terminals have been meticulously integrated into select carriages, further elevating the travel experience to unprecedented heights.

Barrier-free carriages are also set up on the train, which can provide convenience for Asian Para Games athletes and special passengers.

The interior look of the bullet train. [Photo provided to gojilin.gov.cn]