64 customized trams worth 363 million euros to be delivered to Cologne
Cologne Public Transport Authority has signed a contract with Alstom and Kiepe Electric to receive 64 low-floor Citadis trams. They are worth a total of 363 million euros and will be customized and adapted to the German market. The Citadis trams will operate on Cologne’s entire urban area contributing to inner-city mobility. The consortium led by Alstom partnering with Kiepe Electric, a company controlled by Knorr-Bremse, will be working together to build the trams.
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