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The requirements placed on modern rail transport are more complex than ever: Vehicles need to be more reliable, more efficient and more sustainable in operation while requirements are also becoming increasingly demanding in terms of automation, maintenance and service life.
On 28 July 2026, Knorr-Bremse signed an agreement with OpenGate Capital to sell its global HVAC business unit, Merak.
At InnoTrans, the family-owned coatings manufacturer Mankiewicz will present new coating solutions for the railway industry that address one of the sector’s key challenges: reducing downtime while maintaining high surface quality and long-term performance.
PJM‘s WaggonTracker is the only digital system on the market that automates rail freight transport and enables in-depth real-time monitoring of all relevant wagon components on a single platform.
Expansion of production capacity supports growth and safeguards jobs worldwide.
Traktionssysteme Austria will supply a total of 240 Type TME 45-16-4 traction motors for the new INNEO metro fleet in the Norwegian capital.
The HÜBNER Group is using a bellows in a tram in Kassel for the first time, which contains the fabric innovation HÜBNER EcoTex with material made from completely recycled nylon from fishing nets and sustainable raw materials.
A seat made entirely from recycled plastic offering a tangible example of circular innovation applied to transport design, this is the new project of Lazzerini.
Siemens Mobility, in consortium with Sonda México SA de CV, has been awarded a landmark contract to deliver the ETCS Level 1 for the Mexico City - Querétaro - Irapuato corridor.
ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) is playing an active role in the development of the Digital Automatic Coupling with the DAC demo train used for winter tests in Austria under extreme conditions.
Customers travelling with LNER will find it easier than ever to locate an available seat or wheelchair space, thanks to new smart sensors being introduced across the Azuma fleet.
On 28 January 2026, Alstom has reached a significant milestone in Norway with the upgrade of the 100th train with on-board ETCS.
On 23 January 2026, Alstom has opened its new welding and fitter training centre in Mátranovák, marking a significant investment in the training of people at the Hungarian Alstom site.
On 23 December 2025, Alstom has secured a 20 million GBP (22.9 million EUR) contract with Eversholt Rail for the overhaul of almost 400 bogies for Southeastern’s Class 465 Networker fleet in the UK.