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foto: Deutsche Bahn/DB Commissions Alstom and Siemens with Concept Development for the New ICE Generation
Deutsche Bahn has announced a significant milestone in the development of the new high-speed transport generation (HGV 3.0) in Germany.
Following a call for tenders, Alstom Transport Deutschland and Siemens Mobility have been commissioned by DB to collaborate in developing an independent vehicle concept for the new train generation, with DB contributing its expertise as one of the largest high-speed fleet operators globally.
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The completion of this development phase will be followed by a further tender, expected in the second half of 2023, which will entail the construction, approval, and development of the new fleet, and be open to other manufacturers.
The new train generation is expected to replace older ICE 3 trains and expand the ICE fleet to cater to a growing number of passengers. Single-deck trains with a maximum length of 400 meters, speeds of at least 300 km/h, and seating for approximately 950 passengers are anticipated, designed to set new standards in energy efficiency, technical availability, and passenger comfort.
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Ukrzaliznytsia announced the creation of a new international railway hub in Chop, located in the Transcarpathian region.
By relying on this new train generation, DB is aiming to usher in a new era of high-speed rail transport from the start of the 2030s. This initiative will significantly advance passenger travel in Germany and ensure the highest standards of quality and efficiency for generations to come.
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