US EditionFlix Partners with Talgo for €2.4 Billion High-Speed Train Deal to Enhance Sustainable Rail Travel Across Europe
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Is FlixTrain soon coming to Aalen and Schwäbisch Gmünd? The operator is expressing himself for the first time about the region – and the opportunities are better than many think.
FlixTrain’s Ambitious 65 Trainset Order Signals a Transformative Shift in Germany’s Rail Market
In May 2025, FlixTrain, a German private rail operator and subsidiary of Flix SE, announced a major order for 65 high-speed trainsets from Spanish manufacturer Talgo, with Siemens supplying Vectron locomotives, in a deal valued at up to €2.4 billion. A firm commitment of €1.06 billion covers the initial 30 trains, with an option for […] The post FlixTrain’s Ambitious 65 Trainset Order Signals a Transformative Shift in Germany’s Rail Market appea…
Flix Partners with Talgo for €2.4 Billion High-Speed Train Deal to Enhance Sustainable Rail Travel Across Europe
Flix Partners with Talgo for €2.4 Billion High-Speed Train Deal to Enhance Sustainable Rail Travel Across Europe (IN BRIEF) Flix has awarded Talgo a €2.4 billion contract to supply up to 65 high-speed trains based on the Talgo 230 platform, with an initial order of 30 units valued at €1.06 billion. The trains, designed for full accessibility and digitalisation, will be used across multiple European countries. FlixTrain’s strategic move aims to m…
Flixtrain invests billions in 65 new high-speed trains, increasing the range of rail services – including Europe-wide. The article How Flixtrain wants to compete with DB and ICE first appeared on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse und Nachrichtenportal für Ingenieure.
The German company FlixBus is increasingly becoming FlixTrain. The transport company, which is mainly known for its cheap European bus rides, ordered 65 high-speed trains. Although they will not be driving around in our country right away.
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