World's fastest train debuts with speeds up to 373 miles per hour, report says

That sounds better, right?

The train also reportedlywon’t be as loudor require as much maintenance as other trains.

The maglev lets the train float while traveling, without touching the rail.

Since then, China has conducted close to two decades of research.

Other countries, including Japan and Germany, are researching maglev, according to Reuters.

The train was reportedly developed by the state-owned China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation.

The CRRC couldn’t immediately be reached for comment.