Italy: SSIF Orders Additional Narrow Gauge Stadler Trains

Italian railway operator, Società Subalpina di Imprese Ferroviarie (SSIF) has ordered additional narrow gauge trains from Stadler as part of a framework agreement signed in December 2022.

This purchase is supported by 35.7 million EUR in funding from Italy’s modified National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP).

It brings the total number of ordered units under the framework agreement to four.

The new trains will enhance efficiency and sustainability on the Vigezzina-Centovalli railway line
The new trains will enhance efficiency and sustainability on the Vigezzina-Centovalli railway line

The four-car EMUs will expand SSIF’s cross-border rail fleet for operations on the Domodossola (Italy) to Locarno (Switzerland) section of the Vigezzina-Centovalli railway line.

The four-car electric trains are 64 metres long and each offer 144 seats. They can also be configured into shorter compositions with two or three cars, providing greater flexibility to meet operational requirements.

These units will offer increased passenger comfort combined with high performance standards
These units will offer increased passenger comfort combined with high performance standards
Dr. Ansgar Brockmeyer, Executive Vice President Marketing & Sales at Stadler, said:

“We are very proud that SSIF has placed to Stadler an order for additional trains and that one of our products has met the challenging requirements and needs of both railway operators of the VigezzinaCentovalli railway line.

“We’d like to thank SSIF for the trust given to Stadler and look forward to continuing our fruitful, mutual cooperation.”

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