India: By 2028, Titagarh Rail Systems aims to increase its annual output to up to 850 EMU cars, compared with the current level of 300 per year.
India: The Czech manufacturer has announced the joint venture with TATA AutoComp Systems, a subsidiary of one of India’s largest industrial conglomerates, which has so far concentrated only on automotive components.
India: The three-car Movia trains are now running on the first section of the 6.3 km Yellow Line of five stations.
India: The vehicle was presented to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw at the Dahod site. Another four locomotives are being assembled there.
India: The company has announced plans to invest INR 18 bln, approximately $210 mln, in the plant, which will focus on producing metro cars and electric trains.
Experts from Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Components, KMK, who have extensive experience in designing transport interiors, evaluated the solutions in terms of comfort, ease of use and durability.
India: The national operator, Indian Railways, reports that its three car and coach manufacturing plants built 7,134 units in FY2024, which runs from April 2024 to March 2025.
India: The plants, owned by the national operator Indian Railways, built 1,681 locomotive between April 2024 and March 2025.
India: The 16-car train, released at the end of 2024 by the ICF plant of the national operator Indian Railways, has completed all the necessary tests.
