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NextGen Acela built in Hornell on inaugural journey. What to know about high-speed trains
The NextGen Acela trains built in Hornell for Amtrak are poised to debut with an inaugural "Acela-bration" journey from New York City to Boston South Station on Aug. 27 before the trains officially enter customer service on Aug. 28.
The new Acela trains were built in the U.S. at Alstom's Hornell, New York facility and include components from 180 suppliers in 29 states.
America’s fastest passenger train is here — and it was built in Hornell, New York, according to the Hornell Evening Tribune. Amtrak’s NextGen Acela trains, made by Alstom, launched Aug. 28 with speeds ...
The Amtrak Acela rail cars are the first high-speed trains built in the United States; manufactured at Alstom in Hornell, NY.
The new Acela trains were built at Alstom’s facility in Hornell, NY, and are part of Amtrak’s broader fleet modernization ...
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