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Czech Republic: The manufacturer has delivered a four-car trainset from the plant in Ostrava to the VUZ test circuit in Velim.
Czech Republic: The manufacturer has signed a €300 mln contract with Arriva’s Czech division on supply of 22 such trains. The new vehicles are expected to enter revenue service in Czechia late in 2028.
India: The Czech manufacturer has announced the joint venture with TATA AutoComp Systems, a subsidiary of one of India’s largest industrial conglomerates, which has so far concentrated only on automotive components.
Czech Republic: The five-car, 32m-long low-floor ForCity Plus Praha 52T began operating in regular service on one of the city’s tram routes following successful testing without passengers.
Germany: The first six three-car Škoda ForCity Plus 46T trams have entered passenger service in the German city.
Sweden: The three-car partially low-floor tram has been undergoing refurbishment since June 2024 at the company’s plant in Ostrava, Czechia. The tram is scheduled to enter service this summer.
Czech Republic: The presentation of the 58.7 m six-car bi-directional ForCity Smart 38T, the first one from serial production, took place at the manufacturer’s plant in Pilsen.
Czech Republic: As voiced by Petr Novotny, the company’s CEO, in his interview with e15 media, the company is carrying out R&D activities in this area.
Czechia: The system is installed on the EVO1/o tram produced by the local tram builder Pragoimex.