Alstom and Virgin sign conditional agreement for 12 cross-Channel trains
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Virgin and Alstom join forces to support the growth of cross-Channel high-speed rail
Alstom, a global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, and Virgin have signed agreements[1] supporting the development of future cross-Channel rail services planned to commence from 2030. The agreements cover the supply of 12 Avelia Stream high-speed trains together with long-term maintenance services, combining Virgin’s ambition to expand international rail travel with Alstom’s expertise in […]
The railway company Virgin Trains, which aims to compete in the European rail market, is collaborating with train manufacturer Alstom on the introduction of new high-speed trains between the United Kingdom and the European mainland. The companies have signed agreements for the delivery of twelve new trains and their long-term maintenance, with the goal of operating the first services in 2030.
Production in Italy and maintenance in the United Kingdom for the 12 Avelia Stream trains that will be used on future rail routes between mainland Europe and the United Kingdom L'articolo Alstom and Virgin, agreement for 12 high-speed trains Avelia Stream: production in Savigliano comes from Industria Italiana.
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