Siemens Unveils Future Electric Train Model for Munich at InnoTrans

At the international exhibition InnoTrans, the German company Siemens Mobility presented a model of the future electric train for Munich, which will soon join the city’s S-Bahn fleet, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The model of the leading car, displayed in the covered area of the Messe Berlin exhibition complex, offers the first glimpse of the high-tech rolling stock ordered by Deutsche Bahn.

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Last summer, Siemens and Germany’s largest carrier signed a contract worth over 2 billion euros for the supply of 90 electric trains. The first units are expected to enter service at the end of 2028.

These innovative trains will consist of 13 cars and can accommodate up to 1,841 passengers, with seating for 400 passengers and 80 more on folding seats.

The interior will be equipped with special areas for strollers, bicycles, and luggage, making the journey comfortable for all passenger categories.

The electric trains will feature silicon carbide (SiC)-based traction converters and oil-free transformers, significantly reducing maintenance costs.

The maximum power will be 7.8 MW, and the speed will reach up to 160 km/h.

These innovations in traction equipment and intelligent software will improve the efficiency and reliability of train operations.

Siemens Mobility focuses on sustainable development and the implementation of advanced technologies to meet the demands of modern urban transport.

The new electric trains will be part of Munich’s strategy to modernize and enhance its transport infrastructure, offering more comfortable and faster travel for residents and visitors.

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