Japan: Ordered by the passenger operator, three four-car trains will be launched on a 2.8 km Yamaguchi line in Greater Tokyo.
Azerbaijan: The purchase of the rolling stock is part of the State Programme for Improvement of Transport Infrastructure in Baku and surrounding areas for 2025–2030.
Sweden: Since January, the first three five-car low-floor Flexity trams (called the M34 in Sweden) have been operating on Line 11.
Poland: The city tram operator Tramwaje Warszawskie has launched a framework tender for the delivery of 96 bi-directional and 64 uni-directional vehicles.
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.
Poland: MPK Poznan has taken delivery of a three-car low-floor Moderus Gamma LF 04 AC BD 4 tram. This bidirectional vehicle is expected to enter service this spring.
Czechia: The ForCity Plus Praha 52T, a 100% low-floor five-car tram, has been presented at the production site in Pilsen.
Belarus: Since Sunday, two T811s vehicles have been running on two routes.
Australia: The full-scale head car mock-up represents a passenger interior with several types of seats and areas for wheelchairs and bicycles.
