The global trend towards the development of urban public transport is underscored by the debut and entry into service of new tram models in 2024.
International manufacturers continue to place emphasis on further development of energy-saving technologies, weight reduction and automation. Innovations are driven by large orders.
Russia: RM Rail Abakanwagonmash Managing Director Ivan Polyansky revealed these plans in an interview with Khakasia News Agency.
Russia: Ural Locomotives has been granted the TR CU 001/2011 certificate for the train’s serial production over a five-year period, until July 2030.
Russia: One of the highlights of the INNOPROM 2025 trade fair in Ekaterinburg was the debut of the fully low-floor 71-952 Voevoda tram. With its increased passenger capacity, the new model is particularly well-suited for large urban areas that lack metro systems.
Russia: A significant highlight of the INNOPROM 2025 exhibition was the full-scale prototype of the three-car low-floor tram 71-233. This is the first proprietary tram developed by Sinara – Transport Machines (STM).
Russia: VTB Bank and the Industrial Development Fund will provide soft loans of RUB 3.2 bln and 1.2 bln ($41 mln and 15.4 mln), respectively.
Russia: The mock-up is presented at the plant’s display at the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s exhibition stand at INNOPROM.
Russia: The six-axle machine with two control cabs is to undergo testing in the third quarter of the year.
