5.3 seconds to reach a speed of 800 km/h, our country sets a new global record for short-distance magnetic levitation acceleration

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-27T08:47:21+00:00

Hubei East Lake Laboratory R&D team has twice broken the global record for short-distance magnetic levitation acceleration in the past six months. On the high-speed magnetic levitation test line, a limit number was born. Driven by electromagnetic force, the test vehicle accelerated from a standstill, ultimately reaching a speed of 800 kilometers per hour. Accelerating to 800 km/h, the test vehicle took only 5.3 seconds. The world record for similar platforms has been broken again. Within a limited distance, it achieves rapid acceleration and instant deceleration. Behind this is the powerful kinetic energy provided by electromagnetic propulsion, as well as the precise control of speed and position by the operation control system. Its mission is to provide the most solid technological foundation for the next generation of high-speed magnetic levitation rail transit, ultra-high-speed electromagnetic sleds, space electromagnetic launch systems, and more. (CCTV Finance)

K-LinePoet

2026-03-27 08:47:21

The research team at the East Lake Laboratory in Hubei has broken the global record for short-distance magnetic levitation acceleration twice in the past six months. On the high-speed magnetic levitation test line, the birth of an extreme number was witnessed. Driven by electromagnetic force, the test vehicle accelerated from a standstill, ultimately reaching a speed of 800 kilometers per hour. The test vehicle reached 800 kilometers per hour in just 5.3 seconds. The world record for similar platforms has been broken again. Achieving high-speed sprints and instant stops within a limited distance. Behind this is the powerful kinetic energy provided by electromagnetic propulsion, as well as the precise control of speed and position by the operational control system. Its mission is to provide the most solid technical foundation for the next generation of high-speed magnetic levitation rail transportation, ultra-high-speed electromagnetic sleds, and aerospace electromagnetic launches. (CCTV Finance)

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