Siemens Mobility

Siemens Mobility and Stadler are scheduled to supply Berlin trains in a record contract involving over a thousand cars and long-term maintenance, but the signing on the deal is dependent on the consideration of the appeal.

Siemens Mobility has been awarded a contract by Trans Regio to supply three Mireo Smart trains for the regional rail network, which are scheduled to enter service in December 2025.

ZSSK Cargo will expand its interconnected international freight system by leasing Siemens Vectron locomotives, which provide modern multi-system traction capability to operate on many European rail corridors.

Paris Metro Line 13 will be fully automated in 2033. A €345Mcontract has been signed between RATP and Siemens Mobility for integration of advanced CBTC avoiding system for commuters which makes the system safer and more reliable.

Siemens Mobility has secured a contract to install a signalling and CBTC system for Oslo’s Diakonhjemmet Station, enhancing metro efficiency and advancing sustainable urban development by late 2027.

SBB and Siemens Mobility began testing an obstacle detection system in Zurich to improve rail safety, reduce delays, and assist train crews in managing unexpected hazards.

Denmark has launched its first battery-electric train from Siemens Mobility, marking a major step toward greener transportation in regional rail services across the country.

Siemens Mobility introduced advanced Mireo Smart Plus B trains in Germany, combining battery and catenary power to modernize Düsseldorf’s RE 47 route and replace outdated diesel units for cleaner, more sustainable transport.

Egypt moves closer to transforming its rail system as Siemens Mobility advances testing of 14 Vectron freight locomotives at its German Validation Centre.

Battery trains will replace diesel services on NRW’s RE 47 route from Remscheid to Düsseldorf, starting in summer 2026, marking a decisive shift toward sustainable regional rail transport.

Siemens Mobility has officially launched the expanded Munich-Allach plant, doubling its production capacity and prioritizing innovation.

Siemens Mobility has secured two strategically important contracts, further strengthening its position in the global rail market.