Russia: The fleet of nine low-floor single-car 71-911EM Lvyonok trams has commenced passenger service on a route in the city in the south of Russia.
Russia, Belarus: The train, based on the Moscow platform, was named Minsk-2024.
Efforts to increase train speeds continue unabated, with new countries, such as Russia, joining the exclusive club of manufacturers.
Russia: The company has recently launched a new workshop with a robotised production line.
Russia: The trials will conclude in mid-summer, after which the operation will commence on public tracks.
Russia: The Cognitive Tram Pilot, an automated driving system with a computer vision, has become one of the participants of a professional competition in St. Petersburg.
Russia: The single-car LRV was presented in Barnaul on Russia Day, 12 June. Soyuz Group’s establishing its own production of trams was announced last year.
Russia: This has been announced by Aleksandr Bogomaz, governor of the Bryansk region, following his meeting with Andrey Vodopyanov, head of Concern Tractor Plants (CTP).
Russia: TAD430 traction motor has been granted the TR EAEU 001/2011 certificate over a five-year period and approved for serial production by Russian Electric Motors (RED).
