PICS: World’s First Capsule Train Which Can Cover 1,200 Km In An Hour

It is built from two layers of vibranium - a new composite material which claims to be lighter and eight times stronger than aluminium. (AFP IMAGE)

At five tonnes the 105-foot capsule, named Quintero One took one year and 26,000 man hours to build, the company said. (AFP IMAGE)

The system uses a system of frictionless magnetic cushions to propel capsules along underground low-pressure tubes at speeds of up to 1,223 km per hour. (AFP IMAGE)

The capsule, produced by HyperloopTT, will hold up to 40 passengers when it becomes operational in 2019. (AFP IMAGE)

NEW DELHI: The world’s first hyperloop capsule which promises to zip passengers around at airplane speeds has been revealed in Spain. (AFP IMAGE)