France: Since 15 November, the seven-section trams have begun operating on several of the city's lines. All 39 ordered units are expected to be launched by the end of 2028.
Egypt: The nine-car Metropolis was demonstrated at the TransMEA exhibition. In spring, the vehicle rolled off the production line at the manufacturer’s site in Petite-Forêt, France.
Denmark: Private operator Lokaltog has shortlisted Bozankaya, Končar, as well as Stadler for the supply of four contact-battery trains.
Poland: In an interview with the Rynek Kolejowy, Medcom's Vice President Paweł Choduń discussed the growing demand for this technology in rolling stock.
Ukraine: The French manufacturer has signed a contract with the national rail operator, Ukrzaliznytsia, following a tender process in which, according to the latter, more than 10 companies from Europe and Asia took part.
Australia: The rolling stock was built at the American manufacturer’s plant in Erie under the order of mining company BHP, based in the Pilbara region, back in 2022.
Germany: Designed for monitoring track conditions, the vehicle can accommodate up to four people in its two cabins. Upon customer request, it can be upgraded for remote control or full automation.
Austria: A fleet of four six-car double-decker EMUs has entered passenger service on routes connecting Vienna with Salzburg and Linz.
Recent deals, tenders and deliveries in the locomotive markets.
