Another shipment from Stadler Rail for use in the UK has arrived at the Test Center of the Railway Research Institute in Velimi/Cerhenicích. The Stadler Flirt is owned by Transport for Wales, which uses it as part of the Wales & Borders operational fleet.
PKP Intercity has received the first two of 12 Flirt EMUs produced at the Siedlce plant by Stadler Polska. The entire order must be delivered by the third quarter of 2023. The new electric trains are part of a PLN 1 billion (€204.7 million) contract signed with Stadler, including maintenance for 15 years. It is reported by Railway Supply magazine with reference to RailwayPro.
The German region of Schleswig-Holstein has ordered 55 two-section battery trains, reports Railway Supply citing Rynek Kolejowy.
The Swiss Federal Administrative Court has dismissed Alstom's appeal against SBB's decision to enter into a Stadler framework agreement for the supply of 286 electric trains.
“Right now, no one knows what the rise in component prices will lead to.” Key theses from the interview of Stadler Rail owner Peter Spuhler to the Swiss newspaper Finanz und Wirtschaft.
Stadler is fulfilling a large order for a total of 40 EZT Kiss double-deck trains for the Hungarian Railways.
KISS electric trains, produced at the Stadler plant in Siedlce, made their debut on Slovenian routes.
In the last days of December 2021, Koleje Mazowieckie received five more ER 160 FLIRT electric trains from Stadler.
Stadler has made a Guinness World Record for 224 km with its battery-powered FLIRT Akku.
National operator ZSSK has signed a contract with Stadler to supply four six-car, double-deck Kiss electric trains by the end of 2023 for use on regional lines in western and central Slovakia.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was present at the handover of the first of three double-decker electric trains Stadler Kiss (200 km/h) to the national passenger operator Srbija Voz.
In Kharkov, on October 6, a memorandum was signed between the city and the Swiss rolling stock manufacturer Stadler, aimed at renewing the tram fleet in Kharkov.
