Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
NextGen Acela isn’t just America’s fastest train — it’s about creating American jobs, strengthening the rail industry, and advancing high-speed rail in the United States.
Built with the help of more than 180 suppliers across 29 states, this project is driving an economic ripple effect nationwide — from Alstom in Hornell, New York, where the trainsets are assembled, to suppliers like LB Steel, ATM (MSSL Group), Knorr-Bremse, Wabtec, and Consilium in Florida.
What you’ll discover in this video:
- How more than 180 suppliers came together to build NextGen Acela in America
- Economic effect and jobs creation
- Pride and craftsmanship fueling America’s next generation of high-speed trains
NextGen Acela reflects the power of communities, skilled workers, and suppliers working together to deliver faster, more efficient train travel for the Northeast Corridor and beyond.
NextGen Acela isn’t just America’s fastest train — it’s about creating American jobs, strengthening the rail industry, and advancing high-speed rail in the United States.
Built with the help of more than 180 suppliers across 29 states, this project is driving an economic ripple effect nationwide — from Alstom in Hornell, New York, where the trainsets are assembled, to suppliers like LB Steel, ATM (MSSL Group), Knorr-Bremse, Wabtec, and Consilium in Florida.
What you’ll discover in this video:
- How more than 180 suppliers came together to build NextGen Acela in America
- Economic effect and jobs creation
- Pride and craftsmanship fueling America’s next generation of high-speed trains
NextGen Acela reflects the power of communities, skilled workers, and suppliers working together to deliver faster, more efficient train travel for the Northeast Corridor and beyond.
