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On 10 May 2022 it was announced that Siemens Mobility and Mitsubishi Electric Europe have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate in the field of SiC power module technology.
In close collaboration with Siemens Liebherr developed and produces a compact, closed, electrohydraulic brake actuator including all the components necessary to build-up and release the brake force as well as local control.
The PK52 push button series impresses in the door area of buses and trains with its very good lateral recognition of the LED status display and its haptic button feedback.
On 25 February 2022, Knorr-Bremse announced that it signed a long-term framework contract with Alstom to supply systems for the Coradia Stream family.
On 28 December 2021, a meeting of the acceptance committee was held to review the results of the development work on the traction equipment pack for the new 3 kV DC Class 2ES8 locomotives.
In September 2021, ZF started delivery of the new Type EcoMet axle gearboxes for CRRC Puzhen.
In a project initially scheduled to run for three years, Voith and Siemens Mobility want to develop new and more efficient strategies for overhauling automatic Scharfenberg couplings
MÁV-START continues renewal of its fleet of long-distance passenger cars.
On 4 November 2021, PJ Monitoring (PJM) of Graz and Voith of Heidenheim agreed a collaboration over the next few years to develop a system that will enable automatic formation of a freight train from wagons fitted with automatic couplings and the safe remote uncoupling of wagons with an automatic couplings.
On 25 October 2021 it was announced that MAFELEC TEAM, an owner-managed French group of companies, acquired TSL-ESCHA.
Comprising three seat models - Ubility Light, Ubility Air and Ubility Shift - Grammer is showing the innovative way to urban mobility.
Together with its group company Gummi-Welz, HÜBNER has enhanced its product portfolio in the field of elastomer seals for buses and trains.
Over the past two years, MSV elektronika of Studénka in the Czech Republic has developed a new optical system of LED design lights for railway vehicles.
The EL50 series is suitable for all vehicles and installation situations. However, it is mainly used in rail vehicles because it complies with the fire protection standard EN 45545-2.
Liebherr-Transportation Systems (China) has been selected by the Korean locomotive and railway car builder Sung Shin Rolling Stock Technology to deliver 260 HVAC units for vehicles to be operated in Bangladesh and Tanzania.