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Christ, even the lettering on the side... younger me from the 90s would be baffled to find out how sick current me could get of cyberpunkerinos aesthetics. 
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Given how old battery-powered electric cars are, I doubt this is actually new.
Edit:
I stand corrected there, then.
I figured if something was amiss with the train and the corpo news claims about it, train enthusiasts would find out quickly.
There's a company called SunTrain that's actually doing something kinda useful in this field by creating battery cars.
The idea is that you charge them up in one place then roll the energy to where it's needed. So you can spool up remote solar and wind without needing to run transmission lines or drop them in areas where there was a natural disaster and the rail lines are functional before power distribution.