US EditionÖBB and Stadler Launch Railjet Kisses
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Inside the new ÖBB Railjet KISS trains
For the first time, Stadler will deliver 200 km/h KISS trains with the 'fast' cab design. And ÖBB will give them a Railjet livery. It concerns 14 units in a 186-unit framework agreement from 2022: 03.2022: Framework order for 186 KISS double-deck EMUs – Total volume around EUR 3 billion; Bas
14 double-deck rail jets, each with almost 500 seats, are to launch a new era in long-distance traffic at ÖBB. Around 300 million euros will be invested. A first look at the new trains.
14 double-storey trains have already been commissioned by the ÖBB. A train has 486 seats and is scheduled to operate on the west line.
From the end of 2026, ÖBB will also use double-storey trains in long-distance traffic. On Wednesday, a first look at and into one of the 14 double-deck rail jets, each with almost 500 seats, built by the Swiss company Stadler, was possible in Vienna.
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Tiroler Tageszeitung OnlineAs of the end of 2026, BB will also use double-speed trains in long-distance transport.
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