Stadler

Stadler reached an all-time high when it delivered its 100th EURODUAL locomotive to European Loc Pool (ELP) in September 2025, which went directly into operation with HVLE.

Stadler releases H1 2025 financial statement. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Stadler formally said the supply of trains to the Belarusian Railway is not planned and it very much follows the sanctions and has reduced the activities at its Minsk site to a minimum.

ÖBB is poised to transform passenger experience with intelligent and highly advanced HVAC systems in its new FLIRT Akku battery-electric trains.

Stadler is expanding its footprint in Saudi Arabia by deploying mtu-powered high-speed trains designed for efficiency, safety, and performance along the strategic Dammam–Riyadh rail corridor.

The first Stadler locomotive has started operating in New Zealand, marking a new milestone in KiwiRail’s fleet renewal and boosting the efficiency of transport operations.

FLIRT Akku will arrive in Denmark under a contract between Stadler and Lokaltog, expanding the fleet to 24 trains and accelerating the shift toward sustainable transport.

Stadler has partnered with technotrans to deliver cooling systems for Saudi Arabia’s new diesel trains, which will operate along the 400-kilometer Riyadh–Dammam corridor in extreme desert heat.

Stadler will supply 132 high-floor tramcars to Cologne under a €700 million contract that includes maintenance, spare parts, and additional modular sections.

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.

Stadler has chosen Technotrans to supply advanced transformer cooling systems for ten next-generation intercity trains designed for Saudi Arabia’s demanding desert climate.

Liebherr delivered the first HVAC systems for Stadler passenger coaches in Kazakhstan, designed to operate in harsh deserts and withstand freezing temperatures as low as –50°C.