Stadler Rail AG, founded in 1942 and headquartered in Bussnang, Switzerland, is a prominent manufacturer of rail vehicles. The company offers a diverse portfolio, including high-speed trains, intercity trains, regional and commuter trains, trams, light rail vehicles, and locomotives. Stadler emphasizes customized solutions, tailoring its products to meet specific customer requirements. The company's dedication to innovation is showcased through its development of hydrogen-powered trains, contributing to sustainable mobility. With numerous production and service locations worldwide, Stadler ensures efficient support and maintenance services for its clients.
ÖBB and Stadler strengthen their cooperation with an additional order of FLIRT Akku trains to support the modernization and decarbonization of regional rail transport in Austria.
Through a new cooperation, Stadler and ebblo Western Europe (formerly Trapeze DACH) are combining their expertise in display hardware and mobility software.
At 30.4 metres, Stadler's "short TINA" is specifically designed for urban operation in Halle (Saale) and combines modern technology with a noticeable increase in comfort and accessibility.
Siemens Mobility and Stadler consortium to deliver fully automated trainsets to Danish State Railways, supporting large-scale automated train operation and long-term digital rail infrastructure modernisation.
Arriva Nederland has contracted Stadler to supply new electric multiple units for regional services in Overijssel and Drenthe, aligning rolling stock capacity with network electrification.
Appenzell Railways renew their fleet with two modern adhesion and rack-and-pinion multiple units from Stadler, laying the foundation for barrier-free, energy-efficient and future-ready operations.
Appenzeller Bahnen commissions Stadler to supply two new adhesion and rack-and-pinion railcars to modernise operations on the Rorschach–Heiden route, replacing life-expired rolling stock from 2028.