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India to run homegrown bullet trains at 350 kmph by 2030 on Mumbai-Ahmedabad route

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India is targeting completion of the full 508-km Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail corridor by December 2030. A shorter initial stretch is expected to open as early as 2027, ahead of the full corridor becoming operational. State-owned manufacturer BEML is currently building the train sets designated for this early phase. These trains will have a design speed of 280 kmph, while the eventual domestic high-speed trains are planned to operate at up to 350 kmph. The project marks a significant step toward India developing and deploying its own bullet train technology.

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