The Stadtbahn Neckar-Alb regional association in Baden-Württemberg has unveiled the new design of the CITYLINK tram-trains ordered from Stadler, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

New CITYLINK Tram-Train for the Neckar-Alb Region
Photo: Regional-Stadtbahn Neckar-Alb

The external design of the new rolling stock was developed by Tricorn.

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These three-section vehicles combine tram and train functions, allowing them to reach speeds of up to 100 km/h.

They are equipped with modern power systems: they can operate on both 750 V DC used on tram lines and 15 kV AC at 16.7 Hz used on railway tracks.

New CITYLINK Tram-Train for the Neckar-Alb Region
Photo: Regional-Stadtbahn Neckar-Alb

This hybrid approach ensures the efficiency and versatility of the tram-trains in various transport systems within the Neckar-Alb region.

The new vehicle is intended to enhance transportation services and increase passenger comfort.

Photo: Regional-Stadtbahn Neckar-Alb

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