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CAF has secured a €400 million contract to supply 22 Oxygène trains for SNCF Voyageurs. These trains will operate on the Bordeaux-Marseille line, enhancing regional connectivity.

The Model of the New Tram was unveiled at the ATAC transport company depot in Rome. The mock-up highlights the passenger cabin design and the advanced driver’s cockpit.

CBTC OPTIO by CAF is an advanced solution for managing urban rail traffic effectively, offering key advantages. This system brings significant improvements to transport operations and enhances efficiency.

Delivery of Tram Cars by CAF is part of Euskotren’s initiative to modernize the region’s transport system. The €20 million contract includes three seven-section tram cars for Vitoria-Gasteiz.

The Spanish company CAF has signed two contracts to supply metro trains to Colombia and Chile. The total contract value exceeds €200 million, demonstrating the company’s global success in transport solutions.

Testing of the new hydrogen train developed by CAF has been successfully completed, project FCH2Rail announced. This large-scale initiative, launched in 2021, received €14 million in funding and involved Renfe, Adif, and other partners.

Siemens Mobility collaborates with CAF to upgrade Metro de Madrid’s trains with innovative propulsion systems. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

CAF and NS conducted comprehensive testing of a train automation system, showcasing its potential to improve efficiency, safety, and reliability across railways.

CAF secures another milestone contract with Madrid Metro to expand its rolling stock capacity. The deal reinforces Madrid Metro's strategy to modernize public transport services in the capital.

CAF will deliver thirteen new M7 metro trains to Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. The new rolling stock will ensure modern automation and enhanced comfort for passengers in the city.

Tests of the new hydrogen train confirmed technological prospects but raised economic concerns. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The Madrid Metro will purchase 40 new trains to enhance service on Line 1 and modernize its fleet. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.