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Amtrak releases photo of new Acela trainset

November 14, 2019
RELATED TOPICS: AMTRAK | HIGH SPEED RAIL
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New Acela trainset prototype on display in Hornell, N.Y.
A new Acela trainset at Alstom's Hornell, N.Y., shops.
Amtrak
HORNELL, N.Y. — Amtrak released a new photo today of a prototype high speed trainset being built in upstate New York. 

France's Alstom is building the new Acela trainsets at its Hornell shops. The passenger sets with power cars are expected to enter service on the Northeast Corridor in 2021.

More information is available in this June 2019 article.
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