Supplying Trains for Metro: Siemens Mobility strengthens its role with three major contracts in Bangkok. These agreements will modernize Bangkok’s metro while
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Supplying Trains for Metro: Siemens Mobility strengthens its role with three major contracts in Bangkok. These agreements will modernize Bangkok’s metro while
Bangkok's metro operator, BEM, has announced its intention to purchase 51 new trains for its metro network, this is reported by the railway transport news port
Kiwirail orders up to 257 Siemens' Vectron range of electric and diesel-electric locomotives from Munich, Germany. These locomotives will be classified as VF class, with subclasses, VFO (AC single phase versions), VFA (AC/DC/MS multi-system versions) and VFD (dual mode versions, fitted with a diesel generator), and will operate both for freight and passenger services, mainly in the South Island.
Amtrak partnered with railway company Siemens Mobility to produce the new fleet, the company said in a press release. The trains are designed to be “state-of-the-art”, with onboard Wi-Fi, power outlets, and self-service food options, and will primarily operate in the East Coast and Pacific Northwest, Amtrak said.
The trains will have dual-powered engines using hybrid battery technology, which Amtrak said will “provide a substantial environmental benefit through reduced criteria pollutants compared to the existing fleet.”
Amtrak received $1.69 billion in April 2021 from the Department of Transportation as part of the American Rescue Plan, with President Joe Biden proposing an $80 billion investment in the rail company this March as part of his infrastructure bill.
Munich, Germany – As the global population experiences rapid growth, more people around the world are moving from the countryside to the city. In addition to the inner-city challenges posed by the urbanization megatrend, there is also an increase in the average traveling distance. As a result, the challenges for train systems are also increasing. […]
TfL and Siemens Mobility unveil detailed design of new Piccadilly line trains
TfL and Siemens Mobility unveil detailed design of new Piccadilly line trains
• Ninety-four new trains will replace the 1970s-built Piccadilly line fleet • New trains will be state-of-the-art, with more space, air conditioning, walk- through carriages and improved accessibility • Vital investment will support both London and the wider UK economy – helping to create jobs around the country Transport for London (TfL) and Siemens Mobility have today unveiled the detailed…
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ÖBB and Siemens Mobility present exterior design of the new Nightjet Train
ÖBB and Siemens Mobility present exterior design of the new Nightjet Train
• ÖBB and Siemens Mobility show first painted car body • New Nightjet trainsets enter service in 2022 • ÖBB aiming at greater passenger comfort and privacy ÖBB and Siemens Mobility presented the first painted car body and exterior design for the new generation of the Nightjet in Vienna today. The new, ultra-modern trains will enter service near the end of 2022 and will first be used on…
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DB Regio Bayern and Siemens Mobility sign contract for 31 regional trains
DB Regio Bayern and Siemens Mobility sign contract for 31 regional trains
Order for double-decker Desiro HC trains and single-decker Mireo trains DB Regio Bayern has ordered 31 regional trains from Siemens Mobility. The trains will serve on routes between Munich, Passau and Regensburg. Siemens Mobility will be delivering 25 double-decker Desiro HC trainsets and six single-decker Mireo trainsets. Passenger service with the new trains is planned to begin with the…
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