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ST. PETERSBURG, June 4 . A model of a Russian high-speed train with seats, tables and other small details inside will be presented at SPIEF, the correspondent reports.
The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) will be held from June 5 to 8. is the information partner of the forum. 
The Russian plant Ural Locomotives (controlled by Sinara — Transport Machines), which will build this train, first showed a model of the Russian high-speed train in February 2024. But then there were only general external outlines. The interior of the planned high-speed train was then presented in the form of pictures.
Now at the Moscow stand at SPIEF 2024 they will show a train with interior details inside. There you can see rows of chairs and tables. There are even some chairs that seem to be fenced off separately. The seats of the chairs are made in beige tones, their armrests are in gray.
A representative of Sinara – Transport Machines, when asked to comment on the model that will be shown at the forum, said that the interior was made based on a 3D model of the future train. 
A representative of Russian Railways said that only the exterior of the train has been finally approved, the interior is still being discussed by the working group.
High-speed is considered a specialized electrified double-track railway line for operating trains at speeds from 200 to 400 kilometers per hour. There are no such roads in Russia yet. The pilot project will be the high-speed railway between Moscow and St. Petersburg. The road will be fully operational in 2028. Travel time will be 2 hours 15 minutes. The HSR will also require special trains.
The maximum speed of the Russian high-speed train will be 400 kilometers per hour, the operating speed will be 360 kilometers per hour. The trains, said General Director of Russian Railways Oleg Belozerov, will consist of 8 or 16 cars with four classes of service and a bistro car with a bar.
They will be built in Russia by the Sinara group in cooperation with Transmashholding. Creating facilities for producing trains will cost 35 billion rubles.