Recent deals and tenders in the urban rail transport market.
South Korea: The company’s technology is able to recognise movement-impeding objects more than 100 m ahead, predict the behaviour of other road users as well as determine the track condition and position of switches.
Singapore, South Korea: Six three-car J151 trainsets have arrived at Tengah Depot, where they are undergoing commissioning and static testing. Dynamic testing of the rolling stock, meanwhile, has been under way since 2023 at KRRI.
Recent deals and tenders in the passenger rolling stock markets.
In less than 30 years, South Korea went from importing TGV technology to exporting its own high-speed trains. Uzbekistan's new EMU-250 marks that milestone, as Korean engineers turn to trains built for 370 km/h and eye growth in overseas markets.
South Korea: At the end of 2025, the country announced the completion of development of a new high-speed rolling stock model.
South Korea: Two eight-car trainsets, also known as KTX-Cheongryong, in the liveries of the South Korean operators Korail and SR, were rolled out late in 2025.
South Korea: Rolling stock manufacturer Hyundai Rotem has completed the first high-speed train for Uzbekistan, marking the company’s first-ever export order for high-speed rolling stock.
South Korea: The country's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport reported the news.