Thessaloniki, Greece, has launched its groundbreaking driverless metro system, a first for the country. Powered by Hitachi Rail’s advanced CBTC technology, this innovative project promises to significantly reduce traffic congestion, CO2 emissions, and improve urban mobility, setting a new standard for sustainable public transportation.
Hitachi Rail secures a major contract to install its European Train Control System (ETCS) on two key Thai railway lines, boosting speed, safety, and capacity as part of the nation’s ambitious double-track expansion plan. This collaboration with LS Electric Co. Ltd. marks a significant step in modernizing Thailand’s rail infrastructure.
Milan’s M4 metro line is now fully operational, offering a vital new route connecting the city center to the San Cristoforo railway hub. This cutting-edge line features autonomous trains, enhances connectivity, reduces traffic congestion, and significantly contributes to cleaner air in Milan.
Hitachi Rail showcased its fifth biannual ESG report at InnoTrans 2024, highlighting significant achievements in reducing emissions, embracing circular economy practices, and promoting diversity and inclusion within the company.
Hitachi Rail has unveiled an upgraded version of its successful ETR1000 high-speed train at the InnoTrans 2024 exhibition in Berlin. This new iteration boasts improved energy efficiency, enhanced comfort, and advanced digital technology, solidifying its position as a leading sustainable transportation solution.
Hitachi Rail has unveiled a revolutionary digital asset management suite, HMAX, powered by NVIDIA AI. This platform combines real-time data collection with advanced AI to optimize train, signaling, and infrastructure management, improving efficiency and predicting potential issues. HMAX leverages NVIDIA’s industrial AI platform and Hitachi Digital’s AI Centre of Excellence, offering operators next-level innovation and real-time insights.
Hitachi Rail is transforming urban rail systems by implementing 5G digital signaling capabilities, significantly reducing lifecycle costs and enhancing data-driven insights for train networks. This groundbreaking technology, first deployed on New York’s Crosstown Line and Hong Kong International Airport’s Automatic People Mover, promises a more efficient, reliable, and future-proof urban rail experience.
Hitachi Rail has delivered its 300th train to the UK, marking a significant milestone in its journey to transform the nation’s railway system. Over the last 15 years, Hitachi has become a major player in the UK’s rail industry, delivering cutting-edge trains that have improved connectivity and reliability across the country. The company’s commitment to innovation, coupled with its investment in maintenance infrastructure and skills development, has resulted in exceptional performance and industry recognition.
