CAF

CAF has signed new rail maintenance agreements in Brazil and New Zealand totaling more than €100 million, reinforcing CAF’s role in global urban transport infrastructure.

CAF signed a contract with Gamuda Berhad in June 2025 to deliver up to 23 Urbos trams for new light rail lines in New Taipei City, Taiwan.

The high-speed train Oxygène was officially unveiled in Villeneuve by SNCF, the French Ministry of Transport, and Spanish manufacturer CAF.

CAF has signed two train maintenance contracts worth approximately €400 million in the United Kingdom and Colombia, expanding its global footprint in the railway service sector.

CAF, in partnership with SNCF Voyageurs, has unveiled the new Oxygène electric train, designed for France’s national intercity network known as TET.

CAF has signed a contract to supply up to 121 bi-directional trams to Rome worth €450 million. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Belgian Court Urges Halt to SNCB Train Contract with Spanish Firm. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

CAF delivered the first Civity Nordic train to Sweden for testing. The unit arrived from Beasain, Spain, to the Nesjö depot.

In Madrid, CAF showcased an automated metro train from the Inneo platform on the square. The full-scale lead car stands on display at Plaza de Colón until late April.

Germany’s Federal Railway Authority approved CAF Nexio operations starting in 2025. This decision ends five years of talks for Schönbuch Railway near Stuttgart.

Budapest launched the New Trams of Budapest by CAF on March 22, 2025. They enhance transport in the Ferencváros district.

CAF Eyes Acquisition of Polish Tram Manufacturer Modertrans. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.