Overview
- The train was designed and developed in India under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative to meet RDSO pilot specifications.
- Hydrogen supply is planned from a conceived electrolysis-based plant at Jind in Haryana.
- The ten-coach Broad Gauge set includes two 1,200 kW driving power cars and eight passenger coaches, delivering 2,400 kW.
- Officials state the system emits only water vapour, indicating zero direct carbon dioxide emissions.
- Vaishnaw described it as the world's longest and most powerful hydrogen train-set on a Broad Gauge platform.