Virgin Hyperloop is had its first-ever passenger test. They have two people at a time in the pods on a 500-meter test track. There are eight companies working towards developing the Hyperloop concept.

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Josh Giegel wants to change the way people travel in the United States. “How is it we have seen so much advancement in the computers we hold in our pockets, in our ability to launch missions to space, ...

Virgin Hyperloop gave the first ride on its test track Sunday in Las Vegas, but it will be years before the public can potentially take a high-speed ride on a hyperloop. A hyperloop is an unproven ...

Virgin Hyperloop One thinks it can have the first passenger-bearing loop built by the mid-2020s. On Wednesday the first feasibility study was completed, confirming that the concept is viable for a ...

On Sunday, Richard Branson’s Virgin Hyperloop made history with the first successful crewed test of its ultra-fast “tube” system in a Nevada desert, a major milestone in the journey toward the ...

The race to build the Hyperloop – the tube-based high-speed transport system originally proposed by Elon Musk back in 2013 – just got more interesting. Hyperloop Technologies, one of two Los ...

In the future, we could be shot from one city to another near the speed of sound via large pods inside slightly bigger tubes. Eric Mack has been a CNET contributor since 2011. Eric and his family live ...

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies Inc. unveiled its first full-scale passenger capsule, offering the world a peek at the future of travel. The capsule, 105 feet long and weighing 5 tons, was shown ...

The company released a concept video showing what the passenger experience — inside high-speed pods! — may look like Travelers, get ready for a glimpse of the future! Virgin Group — the travel-focused ...

As I was driving from Malaga to Cadiz for the unveiling of the first full-scale Hyperloop capsule, I got stuck on a simple math problem: “If it takes me two and a half hours to travel this 150-mile ...