Hitachi Rail has refiled its merger notification with the European Commission, formally restarting the merger clearance process for the acquisition of Thales's Ground Transportation Systems (GTS) in the European Union.

Passenger service begins for the first 30 Hitachi Rail trams manufactured for GTT for the city of Turin. Contract will see a total of 70 vehicles built in the Hitachi Rail factory in Naples, and delivered by 2024.

Hitachi Rail becomes first train manufacturer to attain world leading environmental design accreditation for HS2.

Hitachi Group extends its deepest sympathies to all those affected by the Maui Wildfires.

The Class 395 Highspeed fleet travels at 140mph and connects London St Pancras International with Ashford, East Kent and Medway.

Hitachi Rail will equip the line with cutting-edge ERTMS digital signalling system.

Upgraded service also now includes automatic access to lowest possible weekly fares for trains carrying passengers to and from Genoa from across Italy.

On 15 July, Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. began operating Hitachi Rail’s new Series N100, nicknamed “SPACIA X”.

The SPACIA X will reduce CO2 emissions by up to 40% compared to the current SPACIA, and virtually replace all of the electricity used for operations with electricity from renewable sources, making CO2 emissions net zero.

Continuing the maintenance programme till 2031 will help maintain impressive levels of train availability for Nova 1 passengers.