Stadler Kazakhstan’s CEO Vladimir Rusak discusses preparations for production, the modernisation of the site, the design of the coaches, localisation of manufacturing and future plans.
Stadler Kazakhstan’s CEO Vladimir Rusak discusses preparations for production, the modernisation of the site, the design of the coaches, localisation of manufacturing and future plans.
Hungary: The Swiss manufacturer has unveiled the renderings of the five-car dual-system FLIRT electric trains.
China: The new train has been developed by CRRC specifically designed with older tourists in mind.
Denmark: The certification tests were complete, and the five-car EMU has been delivered to the customer.
Germany: Following the tender announced back in early 2023, the Westfalen-Lippe transport authority NWL has signed a contract with the German manufacturer for the delivery of 61 battery-electric trains.
Denmark, Germany: The necessary approvals for coaches have been granted by the Danish Rail Agency Trafikstyrelsen, Germany’s Federal Railway Authority, and the European Union Agency for Railways.
Poland: Activities will start after certification of another new EMU for operations at a maximum speed of 200 km/h.
USA: On 13 September, the vehicle started carrying passengers on the 14 km line from San Bernardino to Redlands. The route is also served by a pair of Stadler’s FLIRT DMUs.
Poland: The French manufacturer has won a tender announced by the Polish national operator PKP Intercity in October 2024.