Alstom to Supply 34 Citadis Trams for Québec City Tramway

Québec City has awarded a 900 million EUR (1.34 billion CAD) contract to Alstom for the supply of 34 Citadis trams for the Québec City Tramway.

Alongside the design and supply of the rolling stock, the contract also includes maintenance services for a period of 30 years. In addition, it provides the option for a maximum of five additional trams to be ordered at a later date.

Quebec City Tramway
The new trams will be 100% electric and will run on a 19-kilometre line that will provide an improved public transport network in Québec City

The electric trams will be developed by Alstom engineers in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville and will be assembled at its La Pocatière plant in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region.

They will operate on the upcoming 19-kilometre Québec City Tramway line that aims to offer an attractive alternative to road congestion in the city. This new line will serve 29 stations, two of which will be underground.

Michael Keroullé, President of Alstom in the Americas said:

“We are very proud to have been chosen by the City of Quebec to supply and maintain the trams for this signature mobility project for the Capitale-Nationale region. We are honoured by the trust placed in us by the administration and elected representatives of Quebec City, and are committed to working in partnership with the City to offer a high-quality and reliable product, a solution designed and assembled by our teams in Quebec, serving Quebec.”

The new vehicles will be adapted to the climatic and topographical conditions of Québec City and will be designed to provide passengers with a comfortable, modern and spacious transport option.

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