XB-1, in the eyes of our flight test team. “XB-1 is unique because it's the first application bringing civilian supersonic transport back in a non-defense or military way.—Sydney Lewis, Flight Test Engineer | Boom Supersonic

This simulation presents a highly realistic look at what a supersonic rail journey in Japan could feel like at 1337 km/h, roughly Mach 1. While today’s fastest maglev trains operate around 600 km/h, engineers believe that combining magnetic levitation with low-pressure or vacuum tube systems could push transportation into entirely new speed ranges. The concept removes air resistance and friction, allowing the train to glide at extreme velocities while remaining stable and energy-efficient. If ac