Alstom will maintain Santiago–Nos signaling systems until 2030, enhancing reliability, safety, and passenger experience while minimizing delays and disruptions.

The new “Made-in-Canada” trains are designed, manufactured and tested at Alstom facilities in Canada, supporting over 280 local jobs.

High-speed train capable of operating at up to 200 km/h in extreme weather conditions from –40 to +35 °C.

The vehicles will be produced at Alstom’s facilities in upstate New York.

New orders worth €622 million secured across domestic and international markets.

The new trains are 96% made of recyclable materials and are equipped with high-performance engines, improving their energy efficiency and reducing consumption, which is good for the environment.

The Eurostar 3999 power car, which travels up to 186 mph (300 km/h) in service, will spearhead the event’s high-speed lineup.

The project strengthens safety, reliability, and modernisation of one of Sweden’s most strategically important rail corridors.

Alstom is delighted with this order, which demonstrates the renewed confidence of Île-de-France Mobilités and SNCF Voyageurs in this new-generation rolling stock.

Alstom’s driverless Innovia APM starts July 2025, transporting 270 passengers per trip with high reliability at Southeast Asia’s busiest transit hub, reducing operational costs and serving millions annually.