The Hyperloop has long been a distant concept, but now we’ve just gotten a first glimpse of what a passenger ‘capsule’ of the Hyperloop will actually look like. Resembling high-speed trains found in Europe and Japan, the Hyperloop capsule is around 100 feet long, is able to transport up to 40 passengers, and is designed to travel at a mind-boggling 750 mph. That would make it possible to commute from Los Angeles to San Francisco in just 35 minutes. Have a look for yourself here.
Introducing the very first Hyperloop passenger capsule
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