The MAX phase Ti₃SiC₂ has broad application prospects in the field of rail transit, nuclear protective materials and electrode materials due to its excellent electrical conductivity, self- lubricating properties and wear resistance. Cu–Ti₃SiC₂ co-continuous composites have superior performance due to the continuous distribution of 3D network structures. In this paper, the Cu/Ti₃SiC₂(TiC/SiC) co-continuous composites are formed via vacuum infiltration process from Cu and Ti₃SiC₂ porous ceramics. The co-continuous composites have significantly improved the flexural strength and conductivity of Ti₃SiC₂ due to the addition of Cu, with the conductivity up to 5.73×10⁵ S/m, twice as high as the Ti₃SiC₂ porous ceramics and five times higher than graphite. The reaction between ingredients leads to an increase in the friction coefficient, while the hard reaction products (TiC_x, SiC) lower the overall wear rate (1×10^–3 mm³/(N·m)). Excellent electrical conductivity and wear resistance make co-continuous composites more advantageous in areas such as rail transit.