Czech Republic: The five-car, 32m-long low-floor ForCity Plus Praha 52T began operating in regular service on one of the city’s tram routes following successful testing without passengers.
Germany: The first six three-car Škoda ForCity Plus 46T trams have entered passenger service in the German city.
Sweden: The three-car partially low-floor tram has been undergoing refurbishment since June 2024 at the company’s plant in Ostrava, Czechia. The tram is scheduled to enter service this summer.
Czech Republic: The presentation of the 58.7 m six-car bi-directional ForCity Smart 38T, the first one from serial production, took place at the manufacturer’s plant in Pilsen.
Czech Republic: As voiced by Petr Novotny, the company’s CEO, in his interview with e15 media, the company is carrying out R&D activities in this area.
Czechia: The system is installed on the EVO1/o tram produced by the local tram builder Pragoimex.
Czechia: The ForCity Plus Praha 52T, a 100% low-floor five-car tram, has been presented at the production site in Pilsen.
Germany, Czechia: Trains from two European car manufacturers based on alternative traction enter service.
Germany: The three-car bidirectional tram has commenced passenger service on Line 61 of 8.7 km. Initially, it was to be launched in 2022, but the first LRV arrived in the German city only in March 2023.
