Train-style carriages full of travelers, flung through the air at over 700 mph in vacuum tubes. Ten years ago, hyperloop looked like it could be the transport of the future. So what happened?

Elon Musk said Sunday via Twitter that his tunnel-building-for-urban-transport business The Boring Company will attempt to build a high-speed, and still theoretical, hyperloop in the coming years. In ...

Six years ago, SpaceX installed an above-ground tube in front of its Hawthorne headquarters, drawing excitement and intrigue from around the city about Chief Executive Elon Musk's latest experiment.

Despite environmental and feasibility concerns, the Alamo Regional Mobility Authority is pushing ahead with a proposed San Antonio tunnel project, saying Elon Musk’s Boring Co. will offer an ...

A section of the tube used for testing at the Virgin Hyperloop testing site in North Las Vegas. (Photo courtesy of Virgin Hyperloop) CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice is seeking an update on Virgin ...

In a major breakthrough in transport technology innovation in India, IIT Madras successfully developed a 410-metre long Hyperloop test track, updated Minister for Railways Ashwini Vaishnav on Thursday ...

Imagine being able to travel from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 35 minutes or from Paris to Amsterdam in 30? Now imagine being able to do this without having to get into a plane. Well, that is ...

Chennai, Mar 16 (PTI) The ambitious Hyperloop project under development at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras will feature the longest Hyperloop tube in Asia, measuring 410 meters, and is set ...

The world’s first Hyperloop is likely to be built in India and construction will start at the end of next year, Virgin Hyperloop One CEO Jay Walder told Yahoo Finance. “One of the big projects that we ...

Erik Wright was thrilled when he got the news in 2016 that his business had been selected to help with an ambitious technology project: building the prototype tunnel for Elon Musk’s Hyperloop. The ...

Imagine traveling from New York to Los Angeles in less than an hour or from London to Paris in 15 minutes. Sounds impossible, right? Well, not for China’s biggest missile manufacturer, which claims to ...