Electric trains

Electric trains are railway vehicles powered by electricity supplied through overhead wires or an electrified third rail. They use electric motors to turn wheels, providing smooth, efficient, and quiet movement. Because they rely on electricity rather than diesel fuel, they produce fewer emissions and often feature faster acceleration and higher efficiency. Electric trains are common in urban transit and high-speed rail networks, offering reliable, environmentally-friendly transportation. They require an infrastructure of electrical supply systems but benefit from lower operational costs and reduced pollution compared to traditional diesel-powered trains.