Alstom has signed a new contract to supply additional driverless metro trains for Lines 3, 4 and 6 of the Riyadh metro network.

Worth approximately 460 million EUR; the contract will see Alstom provide trains to cover the orange, yellow and purple Lines, as well as integrate them into the existing infrastructure – thereby supporting the ongoing expansion of Riyadh’s metro network.

Alstom train in Riyadh
Alstom will supply additional trains for use on the Riyadh metro

The new vehicles will expand the existing fleet currently in operation across the Riyadh metro, increasing capacity and enabling more frequent services as passenger demand continues to grow. They will be maintained by Alstom as part of the existing operation and maintenance (O&M) contract for Lines 3, 4 and 6 covering the Orange, Yellow and Purple Lines.

Mohamed Khalil Alstom’s MENA RHQ Managing Director, said:

We are proud to continue supporting the Royal Commission for Riyadh City in expanding one of the world’s most advanced metro networks.

This new order reflects the trust placed in Alstom and demonstrates our shared commitment to delivering safe, reliable, efficient and sustainable mobility solutions for the residents and visitors of Riyadh. The additional vehicles will help the network respond to growing demand while continuing to provide a high-quality passenger experience.

All of the additional vehicles will be integrated into Riyadh Metro’s fully automated network – in particular, the Yellow Line, which will serve the 2030 World Expo. They will combine Alstom’s Metropolis driverless trains with its Urbalis CBTC signalling technology, and will be used to provide more frequent services during peak hours.

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