Hungary: The Swiss manufacturer has unveiled the renderings of the five-car dual-system FLIRT electric trains.
This announcement follows a visit by a delegation from Kazakhstan’s national operator, Kazakhstan Temir Zholy, to the Wabtec diesel engine manufacturing plant in Grove City, the USA.
Russia: The manufacturer has shared with ROLLINGSTOCK the technical specifications and a video of the machine, one of the debuts at the PRO//Motion.Expo exhibition in August.
China: The new train has been developed by CRRC specifically designed with older tourists in mind.
Germany: The vehicle will be undergoing trials at the steel plant of the Salzgitter Group to this October. The conversion to hydrogen was enabled by retrofitting of a diesel locomotive.
TEXOL Group is capitalising by creating a new railcar manufacturing hub in Atyrau, including in-house engineering and testing centres designed to enhance Kazakhstan’s rail industry self-sufficiency.
Denmark: The certification tests were complete, and the five-car EMU has been delivered to the customer.
Czech Republic: A hybrid locomotive capable of operating from both battery power and overhead lines has been delivered to the VUZ test centre in Velim.
India: The retrofit of the four-axle locomotive, produced by the local manufacturer BHEL, has been carried out by Railway Engineering Works.