China: The Hydrogen Spring is operating on a 300 m track in Changchun. The local CRRC facility overhauled and converted a 200 series tram, built by Nippon Sharyo in 1941, to produce this advanced vehicle.
China: The Hydrogen Spring is operating on a 300 m track in Changchun. The local CRRC facility overhauled and converted a 200 series tram, built by Nippon Sharyo in 1941, to produce this advanced vehicle.
UK: A prototype of such transport has begun carrying passengers on a 220 m demonstration line in the city of Coventry.
India: The three-car Movia trains are now running on the first section of the 6.3 km Yellow Line of five stations.
Israel: According to the Calcalist, the decision came after CRRC agreed to fulfil the order through its US-based subsidiary.
The first five-car tram has arrived in the Serbian capital at the end of May.
Russia: The manufacturer has announced that the corresponding agreement for the supply of the low-floor single-car 71-911EM trams, dubbed Lvyonok-Moskva, was signed with Moscow Metro.
China: According to Astana’s passenger operator City Transportation Systems, these units will arrive in the capital of Kazakhstan by June, with the remaining 17 vehicles scheduled for delivery before year-end.
Ukraine: The Tatra T3R.P, produced by Czech ČKD in 1986, was overhauled at the depot of the operator Shvydkisnyi Tramvai, which plans to upgrade two more cars by the end of the year.
France: The three-car Metropolis trainset has recently arrived at the Palaiseau maintenance and storage site in the suburbs of the French capital.