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Germany: Polish manufacturer Chemet, one of Europe's largest tank wagon builders, has shown its new wagon for liquid carbon dioxide for the first time at InnoTrans in Berlin.
Germany: Several major deals were announced at InnoTrans in Berlin.
Germany: Stadler presented its bidirectional two-car S-DT8.16 light rail vehicle to the public for the first time at InnoTrans in Berlin.
Germany: Alstom put a mock-up of the head car for its future trains on display in the indoor halls of Messe Berlin. Inside, visitors were able to see the fixed and tip-up seating, passenger information screens, automatic doors and the driver's cab.
Germany: Stadler showed four cars of its new FLIRT Nordic Express EMU at InnoTrans in Berlin, built specifically for Norwegian state operator Norske tog. The model had not been exhibited anywhere before.
Germany: The Chinese manufacturer has shown its VELLINK driverless metro train for the first time, placing two cars in the outdoor exhibition at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin.
Vossloh has completed the acquisition of Australian company Rail Technology International, which specialises in automated track inspection.
Germany: On its social media accounts, the manufacturer has unveiled the facility’s production processes.
Netherlands, Germany: TINA trams have been running since early September, the platform, though, is still causing headaches in several other cities.