Kazakhstan Launches Locally Produced Stadler Coaches on Astana-Almaty Route
Kazakhstan has introduced its first passenger train featuring locally made Stadler coaches. The train operates on the route between Astana and Almaty. This launch is part of a broader effort to renew the national railway fleet. The project involves cooperation with the Swiss manufacturer Stadler. The national railway operator, Kazakhstan Temir Zholy, has already taken delivery of over 100 coaches.
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – Kazakhstan has launched its first passenger train equipped with locally manufactured Stadler coaches on the Astana-Almaty route, marking a new stage in the country’s railway fleet renewal and its cooperation with Swiss rail manufacturer Stadler. Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ), the national railway operator, has already received more than 100 coaches, with a contract… The post Kazakhstan Launches Locally Produced Stadler Coaches on Astana-Almaty Route appeared first on The Astana Times .