Coradia Stream EMUs for Hellenic Train
posted on 22nd Dec 2025 16:00
On 22 December 2025, Alstom has signed a contract with Hellenic Train (earlier TrainOSE), the main private railway company in Greece, for the supply of 23 six-car Coradia Stream EMUs. The contract worth 393 million EUR, includes associated maintenance services over a period of 10 years. Eleven of the 160 km/h trains are designated for suburban commuter routes, while the remaining twelve will serve long-distance intercity travel.
Intercity trains will accommodate 335 passengers, while suburban trains will offer 362 seats. There will be two entry doors on each side of the middle cars and one door on each side of the end cars. Each car will be equipped with large luggage racks as well as sockets for charging electronic devices. There will be designated spaces for bicycles and strollers. The final configuration, colours and finishes will be fully customised according to the requirements of the customer during the design stage.
The Coradia Stream electric trains will also be equipped with a digital passenger counting system with high-precision sensors as well as the passenger information system, which will include both audio and dynamic visual displays. Design and production of the trains will be executed by Alstom Savigliano.
“The new trains represent a major investment - but they are also a commitment to the people who travel with us every day. We want passengers to feel that their journey is easier, more comfortable and calmer. We are working towards a railway that does not merely follow European developments but meets them with confidence. With steady steps and a clear direction, we are committed to building, day by day, a journey that truly reflects what our passengers deserve. Trust is built through actions - and that is exactly what we focus on, consistently, with respect for our passengers’ time and needs,” Roberto Rinaudo, CEO, Hellenic Train, stated.
The fleet will be maintained in a depot in Athens provided by Hellenic Train. To ensure the highest availability and reliability, the fleet will be supported by a control room equipped with the latest digital tools, including HealthHub, Alstom’s solution for condition-based and predictive maintenance.
