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United Kingdom: Great Western Railway launches battery-only train on West London route

The UK’s first battery-only powered passenger train has entered service, with Great Western Railway deploying the Class 230 on the Greenford branch line in West London. The five-mile return route from West Ealing to Greenford replaces a diesel service after a 22-month trial of rapid charging technology

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WR Class 230 battery train. Pic Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons

WR Class 230 battery train. Pic Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons

The UK’s Great Western Railway introduced the nation’s first-ever battery-only powered train for passenger service, operating on a five-mile return route in West London.

The GWR Class 230 battery train will carry passengers on the Greenford branch line, a five-mile return route from West Ealing to Greenford, replacing its diesel counterpart.

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