This magnificent new design will premiere on the Paris train network in 2024 and across the country over the next 10 years.TGV It is one of the most famous high-speed train brands in the world and has been a staple of train travel in Europe since the early 1980s. Back in 2018, SNCFthe state-owned French railway company, which controls theTGVordered 100 trains TGV M (Also known as trains Avelia Horizon) at a cost of 2.7 billion euros. A further 15 trains have been ordered for August 2022. Most of the trains will operate within France, but Alstom said the additional 15 will travel on the international track.TGV M will operate at the same maximum speed as the previous generation of trains TGV – 350 km/h. “In 2022, we don’t want to travel faster,” Alstom spokesman Philip Molitor said, explaining that the goal instead is high-speed trains that hold more people while consuming less energy.
The train of the future is revealed: you will soon reach your destination faster
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