SNCF unveils the TGV M INOUI’s new seats

TGV M seats (Photo: SNCF, Yann Audic)
TGV M seats Yann Audic

SNCF Voyageurs has unveiled the design of their new TGV M seats and lamps at Paris Design Week this month. These designs were proposed by the Japanese agency Nendo and AREP, a multidisciplinary consultancy firm wholly owned by SNCF. The Introduction of the first TGV M trains is scheduled for 2025.

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SNCF unveils the TGV M INOUI’s new seats

TGV M seats (Photo: SNCF, Yann Audic)
TGV M seats Yann Audic

SNCF Voyageurs has unveiled the design of their new TGV M seats and lamps at Paris Design Week this month. These designs were proposed by the Japanese agency Nendo and AREP, a multidisciplinary consultancy firm wholly owned by SNCF. The Introduction of the first TGV M trains is scheduled for 2025.

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Author: Emma Dailey

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