California High-Speed Rail Presents Preliminary Seating Designs

The California High-Speed Rail Authority has released preliminary interior design renderings for the seating of its future trains.

The Authority states that it is considering multiple seating options for its high-speed rail passenger service. Its current designs include options for Premium, Cocoon, Compartment and Comfort arrangements.

Premium

A preliminary rendering of Premium seating
A preliminary rendering of Premium seating

Cocoon

A preliminary rendering of Cocoon seating
A preliminary rendering of Cocoon seating

Compartment

A preliminary rendering of Compartment seating
A preliminary rendering of Compartment seating

Comfort

A preliminary rendering of Comfort seating
A preliminary rendering of Comfort seating

Earlier this month, the California High-Speed Rail Authority also released renderings for the onboard amenities.

Furthermore, the Authority has presented designs for its accessibility features, including accessible seating and restrooms.

Wheelchair-friendly seating onboard the future high-speed trains
Wheelchair-friendly seating onboard the future high-speed trains
Accessible restrooms
Accessible restrooms

The new high-speed electric trains will be manufactured by Alstom or Siemens, who were announced as the shortlisted bidders earlier this year.

This purchase is supported by a grant for nearly 3.1 billion USD in federal funding for the high-speed project.

Complete testing of the electrified high-speed system is expected by 2028, with the high-speed trains scheduled to enter service by the end of the decade.

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