South Korea: The manufacturer’s vehicles were showcased in mid-June at the RailLog Korea exhibition in Busan.
South Korea: The vehicle will now undergo testing at the depot and on the single-track Yangsan Line, which is 11.4 km long and includes seven stations.
South Korea: The trains will be fitted with permanent magnet synchronous motors and the Driver Advisory System, which will advise on the optimum speed and maintain it.
Italy: The company says it has acquired the French branch Hitachi Rail STS, which focuses on mainline signalling systems.
Germany: Hyundai Rotem is showing its first hydrogen LRV at InnoTrans 2024.
South Korea, Czechia: Škoda Group has signed memoranda of understanding with two subsidiaries of the South Korean holding, the rolling stock producer Hyundai Rotem and the car manufacturer Hyundai Motor.
South Korea: The manufacturer has posted an infographic showing parameters of the tram as well as components of its propulsion system.
South Korea: The municipality of Daejeon has awarded the South Korean manufacturer a tender for 34 H2 trams.
The new geopolitical conditions are no longer having a major impact on the industry, as evidenced by the dynamics of changes in revenues and backlogs of orders of the major players in the rolling stock market.