Siemens and Russian Railways to develop new high-speed train

Maintenance of Sapsan high-speed trains, source: Siemens Mobility

Siemens Mobility signed an agreement with the Russian Rail Engineering Centre to develop a new high-speed electric train for operation on the broad gauge high-speed lines in the Russian Federation. The Centre is a joint venture between Russian Railways and train builder Sinara.  

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Siemens and Russian Railways to develop new high-speed train

Maintenance of Sapsan high-speed trains, source: Siemens Mobility

Siemens Mobility signed an agreement with the Russian Rail Engineering Centre to develop a new high-speed electric train for operation on the broad gauge high-speed lines in the Russian Federation. The Centre is a joint venture between Russian Railways and train builder Sinara.  

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