Alstom has demonstrated a partially double-deck Coradia Stream High Capacity electric train for the Luxembourg Railways (CFL). The event took place at the InnoTrans exhibition, reports Railway Supply magazine citing zdmira.

Coradia Alstom

The train has a speed of up to 200 km/h and is equipped with on-board devices of the European Train Traffic Control System (ETCS) and ATO autopilot with the GoA2 level of automation.

The end carriages of the train are double-deck, and the train may have from three to six carriages.

The Coradia Stream High Capacity trains for the CFL are being built under a contract signed in 2018. A total of 34 trains have been ordered at a cost of around 360 million euros. The trains are designed for operation in Luxembourg, Belgium and France.

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