The Vande Bharat sleeper train has impressed with a top speed of 180 kmph during trials in Rajasthan, ensuring a smooth ride with unparalleled comfort. A viral video shared by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw showcased the train’s stability at maximum speed.

Indian Railways' Vande Bharat sleeper train prototype has successfully hit a speed of 180 kmph during RDSO field trials. Designed for long-distance ov

In a significant milestone for the Indian Railways, the Vande Bharat sleeper train has achieved a peak speed of 180 km per hour in its multiple trials in recent days. The trails will continue till this month end before this world class travel for long distance travel is made available to the rail commuters across the nation.

Indian Railways (IR) is nearing the much-anticipated rollout of the Vande Bharat Sleeper train, an ultra-modern addition to its fleet. Currently, the train is undergoing trial runs in Rajasthan’s Kota. The Vande Bharat Sleeper was unveiled by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw in September 2024.

The trails will continue until this month's end before this world-class long-distance travel is made available to the rail commuters across the nation.

The Vande Bharat sleeper train has hit the speed milestone of 180 kmph during its trials. The Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw posted a video on X of the Vande Bharat sleeper train trials.In this video the train was seen hitting a speed of 180 kmph during the trials.

The Vande Bharat Sleeper Train has reached a significant milestone, achieving a peak speed of 180 km/h during recent trial runs. The high-speed train’s performance was tested on various routes in Rajasthan,

The Vande Bharat sleeper train has reached a peak speed of 180 km/h during recent trials in Rajasthan, showcasing its smooth, high-speed performance. A video shared by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlights the stability of the train,

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw shared a video clip showing a Vande Bharat sleeper train achieving speeds of around 180 kilometres per hour during a trial run. Impressively, a glass of water placed on board remained steady without spilling.

Last year, the railways minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said that there are plans to manufacture 1,000 new-generation Amrit Bharat trains in the coming years.