High speed tilting train

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A high speed tilting train is a train combining :

• high speed
• tilting technology

[edit] Principle

[edit] Recap table

	<= 200 km/h	210-250 km/h	260-300 km/h	> 300 km/h
Not tilting			ETR 500, ICE 1 and ICE 2, Sinkansen trains (except of N700), TGV SE	AGV, TGV POS, Velaro (Incl. ICE 3)
Active tilting	ICE-TD (Diesel), ICN, X2000	Alfa Pendular, APT, ICE-T, Pendolino (CD 680, ETR 460, ETR 600, S220), NSB BM73	Acela Express, Pendolino (104 Series), N700 Series Shinkansen	Fastech 360
Passive tilting			Talgo 350	Talgo 350

[edit] See also

• Tilting train
• High-speed rail

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