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Another Stadler exhibit was the BEMU FLIRT AKKU 526 007 built for NAH.SH (Nahverkehrsverbund Schleswig-Holstein),

AMiT has introduced a new water-resistant HMI for rail vehicles in a very visual way.

Stadler presented a variety of units in Berlin. At the forefront of its display were models with alternative propulsion. First we introduce FLIRT H2.

MSV elektronika of Studénka presented its new exterior LED lights of Types MTL 04 and BKS_PAR 56.

TRAXX3 MS 188 060 was the only exhibited locomotive by Alstom - now also representing the production of Bombardier Transportation (BT), from whose development this one originates.

Wabtec exhibited at its stand the Stemmann-Technik’s Panto300 pantograph for railway vehicles with a maximum speed of 250 km/h.

Stadler's large exhibition also included a member of the new TINA tram family, which is the successor to the Tango family. On display was first representative of the Type ST-15 tram for HEAG mobilo, the transport company providing tram services in the Darmstadt-Dieburg region of Germany.

In the form of a model, AZLok as a representative of the framework contract signed between CRRC and DB Netz on 25 May 2018 was present at the Vossloh Rolling Stock stand.

At the stand of Vossloh Rolling Stock also its subsidiary Locomotion Service was presented, which is based in Kiel and has been maintaining and servicing Vossloh locomotives.

Although Vossloh Rolling Stock has made significant strides towards dual-power and emission-free locomotives, it is not abandoning diesel locomotives for the future, as they are difficult to substitute in some applications. 

At InnoTrans 2022, Vossloh Locomotives presented its new name, Vossloh Rolling Stock, for the first time and also exhibited two locomotives - the DE 18 and the completely new Modula EBB. 

Mitsubishi Electric’s Semiconductor European Business Group has been awarded by Siemens Mobility with the supplier award in the prestigious category “Moving Beyond”.

The Praha-based technology company Passengera, which develops and delivers complex digital solutions for trains, buses, etc., was also an exhibitor at InnoTrans.

After four years of enforced hiatus, the InnoTrans is taking place again.

On 22 September, Siemens Mobility announced at InnoTrans that it will deliver 21 Vectron Dual Mode (DM) locomotives to DB as part of the September 2020 framework contract with DB.