A video is circulating on social media showing the new look of Mumbai–Bengaluru Vande Bharat Sleeper’s New First AC Coach. And trust up, travellers were not prepared for this as the train looks nothing less than a boutique hotel running on railway tracks! It’s absolutely gorgeous and the makeover is so international. The train is set to cut travel time between two metro cities significantly and redefine overnight rail travel. The upcoming Mumbai–Bengaluru Vande Bharat Sleeper service, and its newly unveiled First AC coach is already creating a buzz among travellers. And now the video circulating online revealing its interiors, signals a major leap in comfort.Unlike the existing Vande Bharat trains which are chair-car for daytime travel, the sleeper version has been developed for overnight routes. The Mumbai–Bengaluru corridor is among the most awaited services.A look inside:A premium experienceAs seen in the video, the star attraction of the First AC coach is the private cabin for sure. The compartments have enclosed cabins designed to offer privacy and silence. The interiors have soft shades and modern finishes. The lighting also looks better.Expensive-looking interiorsTravellers familiar with conventional First AC coaches will see a major shift in interiors. The design focuses on clean lines, and making the space clutter-free. There is another noticeable addition, the easier access to upper berths. The new design shows more convenient steps, making movement safer and more comfortable.Comfort is the keyThe sleeper version of the Vande Bharat focuses on comfort as passengers often spend 12 to 16 hours onboard. As per details seen in the video, the First AC section has improved berth ergonomics and enhanced lighting systems. These create a calmer environment for extended journeys.Some expected features include:Upgraded washroomsDigital passenger information displaysCCTV-based security systemsImproved lighting throughout the coachesFully air-conditioned coaches Significance of Mumbai–Bengaluru Route The Mumbai–Bengaluru corridor is important because thousands of people travel between the cities on a daily basis, the two being India’s largest economic centres. The corridor is expected to see significant movement of businessmen, professionals, students, tourists, and travellers. As of now, people rely on air travel because it’s time saving.But the upcoming Vande Bharat Sleeper train between Mumbai-Bengaluru will offer a comfortable journey at a much cheaper price. For those who don’t enjoy airport procedures and baggage restrictions, the new sleeper service could become an attractive option when operational.
