General view of a Hitachi Class 395 Javelin Train as it heads towards London on the High Speed 1
The Hitachi 395, which is a new design, utilising technology from Hitachi's world famous 'bullet trains', is built to run on the new High Speed 1 (HS1) line as well as the existing DC network in Kent. It will reach speeds of up to 140 mph on HS1, faster than any other domestic trains operating in the UK.
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Class 395 is Hitachi's first rolling stock in regular service in Europe. These Hitachi trains provide the fastest domestic rail service in Britain, and are capable of operating at a maximum.
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Class 395. Introduced in 2009, Hitachi's Class 395 became the first and only high speed passenger train in the UK. Launching a preview service six months ahead of schedule in June 2009, it is a great example of how Hitachi Rail has adapted Japanese bullet-train technology for intercity travel in the UK.
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Hitachi supplied the new Class 395 high-speed train to be able to run on both HS1 and the existing network as part of a project to improve domestic services on adjacent track as well as make more effective use of the new line (see Fig. 1). As the contract with Hitachi's UK customer included maintenance services, it was important that
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Hitachi's 140 MPH Electric Multiple Unit for HS1 commuter services. Class 395 Javelin. On 29th February 1996, it was formally announced by the then Secretary of State for Transport, Sir George Young, that ''London & Continental Railways'' (L&CR) had been selected as the preferred consortium to build and operate the CTRL..
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UK: An agreement to refurbish the fleet of 29 six-car Class 395 electric multiple-units used on services from London St Pancras to Kent has been signed by leasing company Eversholt Rail, operator Southeastern and manufacturer Hitachi Rail. The £27m programme to provide a 'step change in the passenger experience' will include:
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Class 395 Javelin trains are to be upgraded thanks to a new agreement between Eversholt Rail, Southeastern and Hitachi Rail. The first phase of the project will take seven months and will include design, engineering and procurement. The upgrade to the first of 29 trains will start in March 2023 at Southeastern's depot in Ashford.
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Operated with a fleet of Class 395 trains, the service reaches a top speed of 140 mph (225 km/h). Southeastern High-Speed is currently the only British domestic high-speed service allowed to run above 125 mph (201 km/h).. EMR are replacing their Class 222 with new Hitachi Class 810 units from 2024. High Speed 2 will have some new trains. The.
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The Class 395 is Hitachi's first rolling stock in regular service in the European market. Currently operating on Southeastern's limited 'preview' service, journeys between Ashford and St Pancras take just 37 minutes on the 140mph train, almost an hour quicker than some trains on the existing Mainline service.
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Class 395 high-speed train (UK) Running on time - Britain's first high-speed domestic train service In 2004, Hitachi took 29 trains on order, leading to the creation of the fastest operating domestic service trains in the United Kingdom.
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The Hitachi Class 395 Javelin trains, first introduced in 2009, and run by Southeastern between London St Pancras and Kent, are scheduled for an interior refresh to future-proof Southeastern's flagship high-speed service as part of a £27 million upgrade programme.
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British Rail - Class 395 Country United Kingdom Manufacturer Hitachi Train Type EMU (High Speed) Units 29 trains (2007 - 2009) 484 motors Max. Speed 225 km/h Open Air Ventilated Aluminum Rotor IM Type IM Rated Power 210 kW Dimensions 699.5 x 515 mm [L x ΦD] Weight 627 kg Cooling Open Air / Self Ventilated Rotor Aluminum Option - United Kingdom
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Hitachi Class 395 South Eastern Highspeed Train Pack Set 395 013 'Hornby Visitor Centre' Coach Pack comprises the MSO 39134 and MSO 39135.
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During the 2012 Olympic Games the Class 395 trains will be used to prove a shuttle service between St Pancras and Stratford, branded as Javelin. Part of Hitachi's A-Train product family, the Class 395 units will be maintained at new depots being built at Ashford and Ramsgate in Kent.