Končar shipped the TMK 2500 tram to Osijek after 18 months. This low-floor vehicle arrived, marking a transit milestone for the city. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Končar shipped the TMK 2500 tram to Osijek after 18 months. This low-floor vehicle arrived, marking a transit milestone for the city.
Photo: Vlado Kos/Cropix, Grad Osijek

Officials plan to launch the tram in five weeks, following its testing phase. It marks the first tram delivery to Osijek in 43 years.

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The TMK 2500 stretches six meters longer and 20 centimeters wider than NT2400. Consequently, it boosts passenger capacity from 115 to 135 and seats from 27 to 44.

Engineers equipped the tram with batteries for independent operation and accessibility features. These upgrades ensure it accommodates people with disabilities efficiently and enhances user experience.

Končar Boosts Osijek’s Transit Future

The company signed a deal with GPP, Osijek’s transit operator, in 2023. Under this agreement, nine more trams will reach the city by September.

The $25 million contract also includes an option for 10 additional units. The manufacturer assembles all trams at its Zagreb facility, ensuring quality.

Končar Leads in Modern Tram Design

This delivery strengthens Osijek’s public transport system and modernizes its infrastructure. Moreover, it highlights the company’s commitment to advancing urban mobility across Croatia.

Local authorities anticipate improved transit efficiency and greater passenger comfort with these trams. Residents eagerly await the full fleet deployment, expecting smoother daily commutes.

Photo credits go to Vlado Kos from Cropix and Grad Osijek for visuals. Their work captures the tram’s arrival and its sleek, modern design.

The company’s latest project underscores its leadership in the rolling stock industry. Additionally, it sets a benchmark for sustainable transport solutions in the region.

Osijek now joins Zagreb in upgrading its tram network with innovative designs. Thus, the TMK 2500 promises a reliable and eco-friendly future for commuters.

The manufacturer aims to meet growing demand for efficient public transport options. For now, Osijek celebrates this long-awaited step toward modernization and progress.

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