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Talgo Will Propose Portugal High Speed Trains Adaptable to Two Bits

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Talgo intends to produce Portugal's first high-speed trains with circulation capacity in both Iberian and international bins.

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Talgo and French Alstom were the two companies chosen last month to submit proposals for the supply of high-speed trains to the Portuguese Railways (CP), in a tender with a base value of EUR 504 million.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Spanish company proposes the contest first high speed trains of Portugal with capacity for circulation both in Iberian and international bitola.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Competition of the CP previews 12 trains, with option of eight, and has base price of 504 million euros. First delivery is previewed to the beginning of 2031.

Talgo considers that the high-speed trains for Portugal should be able to adapt to the Iberian and the European bitola. Talgo wants to convince CP – the Portuguese trains that the future high-speed trains of the country can be designed to circulate both in the Iberian and in the European international bitola. The proposal, advanced by the executive president of the Spanish company, Ricardo Chocarro, is not required by the current competition, bu…

Talgo intends to produce Portugal's first high-speed trains with an Iberian and international capacity for circulation, according to the company's CEO, Ricardo Chocarro.

·Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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