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August 26, 2021 | Fleet

IRJ In-Brief - Fleet: Approval for first expanded Desiro Mainline fleet; M7bmx begins operation in Belgium; electric locomotives for Lithuania

Modernisation of Hamburg Hochbahn locomotives planned, while heavily-delayed British EMUs are now in service.

August 16, 2021 | Fleet

IRJ In-Brief - Fleet: No date for Flytoget Oaris return; Alstom’s new RER fleet on test; SCR orders 27 coaches

First class x80 for Sweden released as more Alstom EMUs accepted in Britain.

August 6, 2021 | Analysis

Hitachi makes big statement with Thales acquisition

Hitachi Rail’s announcement on August 4 that it will acquire Thales’ railway business is set to shake-up the global signalling sector. Kevin Smith examines the deal and its implications for the market.

August 6, 2021 | Fleet

Trenitalia awards Alstom €910m framework contract for 150 regional EMUs

The 160km/h trains will be built in Italy.

August 6, 2021 | Fleet

Two new British EMUs receive authorisation for passenger use

Stadler class 777 and Alstom class 701/5s passed for passenger operations.

August 2, 2021 | Fleet

IRJ In-Brief – Fleet: New locomotives for Kazakhstan, Six new Alstom EMUs for France, Siemens to start building London Tube trains

Four diesel shunting locomotives built by Sinara Transport Machines have been delivered to Kazakhstan.

August 2, 2021 | Fleet

Refurbished North West Railway EMU unveiled

Full fleet refurbishment will begin in January 2023.

July 27, 2021 | Fleet

Renfe releases €483m tender for 57 EMUs

Renfe has also signed a €1.447bn contract with Alstom for 152 trains.

July 22, 2021 | Fleet

Alstom begins Avanti West Coast Pendolino refurbishment

Avanti West Coast claims Britain’s biggest-ever train refurbishment.

July 21, 2021 | Fleet

Sao Paulo metro lines 8 and 9 to receive 36 new trains

Alstom will build the trains in state of Sao Paulo.

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