Hungarian State Railways (MÁV)

Record levels of Amtrak travel during the week of the Thanksgiving holiday in 2025 are to be expected due to the fact that customers are buying their tickets earlier than ever.

DDEMU2 is being tested in Hungary, and the project could become a major step for CRRC’s entry into the Central European market with modern, high-capacity trains.

Stadler trains in Hungary have surpassed 300 million kilometres in service, saving $275 million in energy costs and cutting emissions by nearly two million tonnes since 2007.

GySEV has officially taken over the management and maintenance of 752 km of railway lines in northwestern Hungary under a deal signed on July 1 with MÁV Pályaműködtetési Zrt.

Hungary successfully tested a CRRC mainline locomotive that hauled a 2,200-ton train using only lithium battery power in autonomous mode.

Construction of a Hungarian port has begun in Trieste, set to become a key logistics hub for international transport. This project will expand trade opportunities and simplify the export of Hungarian goods.

By 2026, the construction of the high-speed railway between Belgrade and Budapest will be completed. The project will provide faster and more comfortable travel between the two European capitals.

Hungary Buys Used Electric Trains for Railway Modernization. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Hungary Upgrades Railway Transport to Improve Passenger Services. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The national railway company MÁV is carrying out a large-scale modernization of its rolling stock. As part of the project, three Siemens Vectron electric locomotives have already arrived, highlighting the company’s railway transport development strategy.

Hungary is in active discussions to acquire Swiss trains as part of its rail modernization strategy. János Lázár, the Minister for Construction and Transport, confirmed the negotiations recently.

Alstom to Build a Modern Logistics Terminal in Hungary. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.