Västtrafik will order 35 additional 80 Avelia Stream Nordic trains
The new units will be of the same Avelia Stream Nordic X80 type as the 45 trains currently being delivered.
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The new units will be of the same Avelia Stream Nordic X80 type as the 45 trains currently being delivered.
All four are established players in rolling stock leasing and were selected based on their financial capacity and compliance with technical requirements.
Additional activities include cooperation with DB Cargo in Germany and project preparation in Austria, Switzerland, and Croatia, where a country-specific locomotive design has been developed.
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The deal expands DPB’s traction capacity and adds dual-mode capability to its freight operations.
Each locomotive is equipped with a 14.5 MWh battery, positioning them among the largest battery-powered mobile rail assets globally.
The production facility in Trieste is part of a broader strategy to address demand for efficient and configurable freight wagons within Europe.
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The partnership includes both technical collaboration and a financial investment by PHL.