Siemens at InnoTrans 2016, the world's largest transport technology trade fair

Alexander Dobrindt (right), German Federal Minister of Transport and Digital Infrastructure, paid a visit to the Siemens booth during his opening tour of the InnoTrans show in Berlin. He was received by Dr. Roland Busch (middle), Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG, Dr. Jochen Eickholt (left), CEO of the Siemens Mobility Division.

Alexander Dobrindt (right), German Federal Minister of Transport and Digital Infrastructure, paid a visit to the Siemens booth during his opening tour of the InnoTrans show in Berlin. He was received by Dr. Roland Busch (middle), Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG, Dr. Jochen Eickholt (left), CEO of the Siemens Mobility Division.

Alexander Dobrindt (right), German Federal Minister of Transport and Digital Infrastructure, paid a visit to the Siemens booth during his opening tour of the InnoTrans show in Berlin. He was received by Dr. Roland Busch (middle), Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG, Dr. Jochen Eickholt (left), CEO of the Siemens Mobility Division.

Today, at the InnoTrans transport technology trade fair, Dr. Jochen Eickholt, CEO of the Siemens Mobility Division, handed over the Desiro regional train to Dr. Valerie Hackl, Member of the Executive Board of OeBB-Personenverkehr AG, Austria's largest mobility service provider. In spring 2013, OeBB ordered new trains for mass transit and regional passenger services based on an EU-wide call for tenders in order to further modernize its vehicle fleet. Final production of around two thirds of the trains will now take place in the OeBB workshops in Austria, as previously for the railjet and the Taurus locomotive. The bogies will be supplied by the Siemens plant in Graz. Thirty-one trains are earmarked for the commuter rail network in Vienna and Lower Austria, with 35 and 17 destined for regional transit systems in Lower and Upper Austria respectively, as well as 18 for rapid rail transit in Styria.

Today, at the InnoTrans transport technology trade fair, Dr. Jochen Eickholt, CEO of the Siemens Mobility Division, handed over the Desiro regional train to Dr. Valerie Hackl, Member of the Executive Board of OeBB-Personenverkehr AG, Austria's largest mobility service provider. In spring 2013, OeBB ordered new trains for mass transit and regional passenger services based on an EU-wide call for tenders in order to further modernize its vehicle fleet. Final production of around two thirds of the trains will now take place in the OeBB workshops in Austria, as previously for the railjet and the Taurus locomotive. The bogies will be supplied by the Siemens plant in Graz. Thirty-one trains are earmarked for the commuter rail network in Vienna and Lower Austria, with 35 and 17 destined for regional transit systems in Lower and Upper Austria respectively, as well as 18 for rapid rail transit in Styria.

Today, at the InnoTrans transport technology trade fair, Dr. Jochen Eickholt, CEO of the Siemens Mobility Division, handed over the Desiro regional train to Dr. Valerie Hackl, Member of the Executive Board of OeBB-Personenverkehr AG, Austria's largest mobility service provider. In spring 2013, OeBB ordered new trains for mass transit and regional passenger services based on an EU-wide call for tenders in order to further modernize its vehicle fleet. Final production of around two thirds of the trains will now take place in the OeBB workshops in Austria, as previously for the railjet and the Taurus locomotive. The bogies will be supplied by the Siemens plant in Graz. Thirty-one trains are earmarked for the commuter rail network in Vienna and Lower Austria, with 35 and 17 destined for regional transit systems in Lower and Upper Austria respectively, as well as 18 for rapid rail transit in Styria.

In Doha, a new turnkey tram system will enhance the appeal of urban transport. The 19 Avenio low-floor trams provide optimum comfort for passengers, and – thanks to their lightweight construction, energy storage system and catenary-free operation – set new standards in energy efficiency and sustainability.

Scheduled to start operations in Finland in 2017, the new electric broad gauge locomotives are explicitly designed to cope with the rigors of the country's climate.

Vectron was developed based on information from interviews with many different operators, and on experience gained from more than 1,600 Eurosprinters and Eurorunners in operation. Ensured viability into the future, investment security, environmental compatibility and fungibility were most important to operators.

Vectron was developed based on information from interviews with many different operators, and on experience gained from more than 1,600 Eurosprinters and Eurorunners in operation. Ensured viability into the future, investment security, environmental compatibility and fungibility were most important to operators.

With a traction power of 8,000 kW, the 200 m long Velaro TR reaches a top operating speed of 300 km/h. Along with modern control technology, infotainment and assistance systems, the train also features intelligent sensors and data processing functionality for conditionbased maintenance.

Vectron was developed based on information from interviews with many different operators, and on experience gained from more than 1,600 Eurosprinters and Eurorunners in operation. Ensured viability into the future, investment security, environmental compatibility and fungibility were most important to operators.

The world's largest metro project is currently underway in Riyadh. Siemens is working as part of a consortium to supply the electrification system and the signaling and communication technology for driverless operation on two of the subway lines. It is also providing 74 metro vehicles that have been specially designed for the climatic conditions in the region.

As an urban rail version for metropolitan areas such as Vienna or running on regional train links, the Desiro ML OeBB cityjet comes up with a top speed of 160 km/h, an attractive design, a spacious interior, a modern passenger information system and obstacle-free access.

As an urban rail version for metropolitan areas such as Vienna or running on regional train links, the Desiro ML OeBB cityjet comes up with a top speed of 160 km/h, an attractive design, a spacious interior, a modern passenger information system and obstacle-free access.

The world's largest trade fair for transport technology – InnoTrans - is being held in Berlin from September 20 to 23. Once again, Siemens will be showcasing its products in Hall 4.2 and in the outdoor exhibition area. Pictured in the photo: Journalists attending the pre-press conference had an opportunity to travel on the new C2 metro train for Munich, which entered passenger service on June 17. Siemens won the order in November 2010 to supply 21 new six-car metro trains for the Munich municipal authorities.

The world's largest trade fair for transport technology – InnoTrans - is being held in Berlin from September 20 to 23. Once again, Siemens will be showcasing its products in Hall 4.2 and in the outdoor exhibition area. Pictured in the photo: Journalists attending the pre-press conference had an opportunity to travel on the new C2 metro train for Munich, which entered passenger service on June 17. Siemens won the order in November 2010 to supply 21 new six-car metro trains for the Munich municipal authorities.

The world's largest trade fair for transport technology – InnoTrans - is being held in Berlin from September 20 to 23. Once again, Siemens will be showcasing its products in Hall 4.2 and in the outdoor exhibition area. Pictured in the photo: Journalists attending the pre-press conference visited the locomotive production facility at Siemens' plant in Allach.

The world's largest trade fair for transport technology – InnoTrans - is being held in Berlin from September 20 to 23. Once again, Siemens will be showcasing its products in Hall 4.2 and in the outdoor exhibition area. Pictured in the photo: Journalists attending the pre-press conference visited the locomotive production facility at Siemens' plant in Allach.

The world's largest trade fair for transport technology – InnoTrans - is being held in Berlin from September 20 to 23. Once again, Siemens will be showcasing its products in Hall 4.2 and in the outdoor exhibition area. Pictured in the photo: Journalists attending the pre-press conference visited the locomotive production facility at Siemens' plant in Allach.

The world's largest trade fair for transport technology – InnoTrans - is being held in Berlin from September 20 to 23. Once again, Siemens will be showcasing its products in Hall 4.2 and in the outdoor exhibition area. Pictured in the photo: During the pre-press conference Johannes Emmelheinz, CEO of Siemens' Mobility Services unit, discussed data analysis of mobility systems at the Rail Service Center in Allach.

People expect offers meeting their daily mobility needs in a simple, flexible, fast, reliable and economical way. Cities on the other hand face the challenge of having to reduce the costs, space requirement, noise and CO2 emissions of traffic. This is the background for Siemens' presentation of the digital innovations used by the mobility sector for competitive and attractive mobility solutions at Innotrans 2016 under the motto "Thinking Mobility Further".  As always, Siemens informs about highlights and this year's trade show topics prior to the trade show. Pictured in the photo: In his opening speech Jochen Eickholt, head of Siemens' rail business, discusses the opportunities that digitalization has to offer for the future of mobility.

People expect offers meeting their daily mobility needs in a simple, flexible, fast, reliable and economical way. Cities on the other hand face the challenge of having to reduce the costs, space requirement, noise and CO2 emissions of traffic. This is the background for Siemens' presentation of the digital innovations used by the mobility sector for competitive and attractive mobility solutions at Innotrans 2016 under the motto "Thinking Mobility Further".  As always, Siemens informs about highlights and this year's trade show topics prior to the trade show. Pictured in the photo: In his opening speech Jochen Eickholt, head of Siemens' rail business, discusses the opportunities that digitalization has to offer for the future of mobility.