CAF trams for Maryland’s Purple Line reached an important milestone in November 2025: the state’s transport authority, the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA), received the last, 28th low-floor light rail vehicle for the future line.
Grand Est CAF bi-mode trains sit at the centre of a €235m order for 16 Régiolis units from CAF, as reported by International Railway Journal. By 2030 these trains are scheduled to take over from the RRR push-pull sets hauled by class BB 22200 locomotives on the Regional Metropolitan Express Service (Serm) between Saverne, Strasbourg and Sélestat.
CAF maintenance contract in Brazil with Trivia Trens S.A., part of the Comporte Group, is a EUR 500 million, 24-year agreement, as reported by Railway Pro. It covers comprehensive maintenance for 107 electric multiple units on São Paulo’s Lines 11–Coral, 12–Safira and 13–Jade, starting from assisted commercial operation in July 2026.
The Colombian rail renaissance gets added impetus with CAF’s approval to provide a loan of $300m to revive rail transport and foster sustainable transport initiatives that increase competitiveness and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
A new series of CAF trains has been introduced in the port city of Naples, representing a significant step in enhancing the line of trains running on Line 11 in this particular city.
CAF inaugurated London’s first-ever automatic metro train, affirming its dominance of smart transport technologies and green urban mobility solutions.
Urbos tramsvaded into the heart of CAF innovative spirit since September of 2025, when the company manufactured its 1,000th tram, solidifying its position of global dominance within this sector.
CAF has delivered the first Urbos 100X tram to Marseille, marking a key milestone in the city’s transit expansion and preparing for service on the extended T3 line. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.
CAF signed two contracts worth $327 million to produce trains and trams for French regions, assembling them at its own facilities in France. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.
CAF has officially started building a modern train depot in Gelsenkirchen-Bismarck to support the future operation of its battery-electric train fleet on the Niederrhein-Münsterland network. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.
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. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.
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. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.
