Alstom, a renowned global leader in intelligent and eco-friendly transportation solutions, has achieved a significant milestone in the development of Mexico’s Tren Maya project. The company has successfully delivered the first long-distance train to the Federal Government, the National Fund for Tourism Development (FONATUR), and the Ministry of National Defense (SEDENA). This marks a crucial step forward for the ambitious infrastructure project, which aims to revolutionize travel and economic development in the Yucatan Peninsula.
These state-of-the-art trains, manufactured in Mexico by skilled local workforce, represent a testament to Alstom’s commitment to sustainable and inclusive growth. Designed to provide unparalleled safety and comfort, the trains feature modern amenities and advanced technology, ensuring an optimal travel experience for passengers during both day and night operations. The trains are equipped to navigate the diverse terrain of the Yucatan Peninsula, catering to both long-distance travel and regional connectivity.
The delivery of the first train signifies the progress made towards the realization of the Tren Maya vision. The project aims to connect major cities and archaeological sites in the Yucatan Peninsula, boosting tourism, economic growth, and social well-being. These trains will play a vital role in facilitating travel, reducing travel time, and fostering economic opportunities for the region. With the production of these trains taking place in Mexico, the project creates jobs and stimulates the local economy, supporting the country’s sustainable development goals.
