TGV M by Alstom

SNCF’s new TGV M arrives in Czech Republic for dynamic testing

The various stakeholders will be testing until the summer of 2023 2022, Alstom

The first train of the fifth generation TGV rolling stock has arrived at the Velim testing facility at Cerhenice in the Czech Republic. There, manufacturer Alstom, SNCF Voyageurs and SNCF Matériel will conduct a series of tests in the coming months, including runs at 200 kilometres per hour.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

Former Chief Editor of RailTech.com

1 comment op “SNCF’s new TGV M arrives in Czech Republic for dynamic testing”

bönström bönström|20.12.22|12:46

Hm…, which generation of track is the tested?
(Standard otherwise, currently, at TEN-T, at reinvestments, etc. – is of the generation, that was optimal, when steam was shifted out…)
For sake of utilisation, for sake of low cost, no longer current infrastructure standard, a low price standard, is optimal!

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TGV M by Alstom

SNCF’s new TGV M arrives in Czech Republic for dynamic testing

The various stakeholders will be testing until the summer of 2023 2022, Alstom

The first train of the fifth generation TGV rolling stock has arrived at the Velim testing facility at Cerhenice in the Czech Republic. There, manufacturer Alstom, SNCF Voyageurs and SNCF Matériel will conduct a series of tests in the coming months, including runs at 200 kilometres per hour.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

Former Chief Editor of RailTech.com

1 comment op “SNCF’s new TGV M arrives in Czech Republic for dynamic testing”

bönström bönström|20.12.22|12:46

Hm…, which generation of track is the tested?
(Standard otherwise, currently, at TEN-T, at reinvestments, etc. – is of the generation, that was optimal, when steam was shifted out…)
For sake of utilisation, for sake of low cost, no longer current infrastructure standard, a low price standard, is optimal!

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