Siemens trams type Avenio for the city of Munich

All eight new Siemens Avenio trams are in revenue passenger service in Munich. The first trams have been in service in Munich since September 2014. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

In the picture: The Avenio on Lenbachplatz / Maximiliansplatz.

All eight new Siemens Avenio trams are in revenue passenger service in Munich. The first trams have been in service in Munich since September 2014. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

In the picture: The Avenio in front of the Bavarian Parliament / Maximilianeum.

All eight new Siemens Avenio trams are in revenue passenger service in Munich. The first trams have been in service in Munich since September 2014. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

In the picture: The Avenio in front of the Bavarian Parliament / Maximilianeum, on the Maximilians Bridge.

All eight new Siemens Avenio trams are in revenue passenger service in Munich. The first trams have been in service in Munich since September 2014. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

In the picture: The Avenio on Karlsplatz (Stachus) / in front of the Palace of Justice Munich.

All eight new Siemens Avenio trams are in revenue passenger service in Munich. The first trams have been in service in Munich since September 2014. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

The first of eight new trams for Munich leaves the production plant in Vienna. The interior is bright and generously apportioned. Air conditioners ensure pleasant temperatures inside, regardless of the weather outside. The tram accommodates up to 216 passengers. There are 69 ergonomically formed seats and also a sufficient number of hand grips for a firm hold. The passengers benefit from the information and entertainment provided by large monitors and the convenience of onboard ticket vending machines. The electrical equipment is arranged in roof-mounted containers to create more space in the passenger area and to make it easier to clean the floor.

The first of eight new Siemens Avenio trams was presented to the general public in Munich on November 4, 2013. The tram for the Munich Transport Company (Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft, MVG) will have the customer type designation T1. The Munich public services company (Stadtwerke München, SWM) ordered the trams for operation on the local MVG lines in order to modernize and complement the existing vehicle fleet. There were only 15 months between the award of the contract at the end of September 2012 and the scheduled date of initial operation. The goal of the accelerated procurement and manufacturing process was to respond to the strongly increasing demand for the tram in Munich as quickly as possible.

The Avenio is the new Siemens tram generation which will be in revenue service in Munich for the first time anywhere in the world.

In the picture (l-r): Herbert König, Chairman of the Board of MVG and Director of Transportation at SWM, and Sandra Gott-Karlbauer, CEO Siemens Urban Transport.

The first of eight new Siemens Avenio trams was presented to the general public in Munich on November 4, 2013. The tram for the Munich Transport Company (Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft, MVG) will have the customer type designation T1. The Munich public services company (Stadtwerke München, SWM) ordered the trams for operation on the local MVG lines in order to modernize and complement the existing vehicle fleet. There were only 15 months between the award of the contract at the end of September 2012 and the scheduled date of initial operation. The goal of the accelerated procurement and manufacturing process was to respond to the strongly increasing demand for the tram in Munich as quickly as possible.

The Avenio is the new Siemens tram generation which will be in revenue service in Munich for the first time anywhere in the world.

The first of eight new Siemens Avenio trams was presented to the general public in Munich on November 4, 2013. The tram for the Munich Transport Company (Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft, MVG) will have the customer type designation T1. The Munich public services company (Stadtwerke München, SWM) ordered the trams for operation on the local MVG lines in order to modernize and complement the existing vehicle fleet. There were only 15 months between the award of the contract at the end of September 2012 and the scheduled date of initial operation. The goal of the accelerated procurement and manufacturing process was to respond to the strongly increasing demand for the tram in Munich as quickly as possible.

The Avenio is the new Siemens tram generation which will be in revenue service in Munich for the first time anywhere in the world.

The first of eight new Siemens Avenio trams was presented to the general public in Munich on November 4, 2013. The tram for the Munich Transport Company (Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft, MVG) will have the customer type designation T1. The Munich public services company (Stadtwerke München, SWM) ordered the trams for operation on the local MVG lines in order to modernize and complement the existing vehicle fleet. There were only 15 months between the award of the contract at the end of September 2012 and the scheduled date of initial operation. The goal of the accelerated procurement and manufacturing process was to respond to the strongly increasing demand for the tram in Munich as quickly as possible.

The Avenio is the new Siemens tram generation which will be in revenue service in Munich for the first time anywhere in the world.

In the picture (l-r): Herbert König, Chairman of the Board of MVG and Director of Transportation at SWM, and Sandra Gott-Karlbauer, CEO Siemens Urban Transport.

The first of eight new Siemens Avenio trams was presented to the general public in Munich on November 4, 2013. The tram for the Munich Transport Company (Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft, MVG) will have the customer type designation T1. The Munich public services company (Stadtwerke München, SWM) ordered the trams for operation on the local MVG lines in order to modernize and complement the existing vehicle fleet. There were only 15 months between the award of the contract at the end of September 2012 and the scheduled date of initial operation. The goal of the accelerated procurement and manufacturing process was to respond to the strongly increasing demand for the tram in Munich as quickly as possible.

The Avenio is the new Siemens tram generation which will be in revenue service in Munich for the first time anywhere in the world.

In the picture: Sandra Gott-Karlbauer, CEO Siemens Urban Transport.

The first of eight new Siemens Avenio trams was presented to the general public in Munich on November 4, 2013. The tram for the Munich Transport Company (Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft, MVG) will have the customer type designation T1. The Munich public services company (Stadtwerke München, SWM) ordered the trams for operation on the local MVG lines in order to modernize and complement the existing vehicle fleet. There were only 15 months between the award of the contract at the end of September 2012 and the scheduled date of initial operation. The goal of the accelerated procurement and manufacturing process was to respond to the strongly increasing demand for the tram in Munich as quickly as possible.

The Avenio is the new Siemens tram generation which will be in revenue service in Munich for the first time anywhere in the world.

In the picture: Sandra Gott-Karlbauer, CEO Siemens Urban Transport.

The first of eight new trams for Munich leaves the production plant in Vienna. The tram comes with eight double-leaf doors. They account for about 30 percent of the entire length, and start directly behind the driver's cab. They allow quick and unobstructed access, even to less mobile passengers, and permit quick entry and exit even when the tram is full.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are being built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and for coaches.

The first of eight new trams for Munich has been completed. It will be followed in the coming weeks by seven more Avenios.

The ergonomic driver's cab features the very latest console design. Clearly arranged control panels and a large-screen display ensure driver-friendly working conditions.

The Munich city utility company (SWM) ordered the trams in order to modernize and supplement its existing fleet for the city's light rail network. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

The first of eight new trams for Munich has been completed. It will be followed in the coming weeks by seven more Avenios. These trams are being built at the Siemens plant in Vienna, which is responsible for global rolling stock business, both for urban transport and for long-distance passenger coaches.

Since the bogies and wheels can follow every movement smoothly without transferring loads to the carbody, the Avenio runs quietly and without jerking.

The Munich city utility company (SWM) ordered the trams in order to modernize and supplement its existing fleet for the city's light rail network. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

The first of eight new trams for Munich has been completed. It will be followed in the coming weeks by seven more Avenios. These trams are being built at the Siemens plant in Vienna, which is responsible for global rolling stock business, both for urban transport and for long-distance passenger coaches.

The Munich city utility company (SWM) ordered the trams in order to modernize and supplement its existing fleet for the city's light rail network. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

The first of eight new trams for Munich has been completed. It will be followed in the coming weeks by seven more Avenios. The interior is bright and generously apportioned. Air conditioners ensure pleasant temperatures inside, regardless of the weather outside. The tram accommodates up to 216 passengers. There are 69 ergonomically formed seats and also a sufficient number of hand grips for a firm hold. passengers benefit from the information and entertainment provided by large monitors and the convenience of onboard ticket vending machines. The electrical equipment is arranged in roof-mounted containers to create more space in the passenger area and to make it easier to clean the floor.

The Munich city utility company (SWM) ordered the trams in order to modernize and supplement its existing fleet for the city's light rail network. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

The first of eight new trams for Munich has been completed. It will be followed in the coming weeks by seven more Avenios. These trams are being built at the Siemens plant in Vienna, which is responsible for global rolling stock business, both for urban transport and for long-distance passenger coaches.

The Munich city utility company (SWM) ordered the trams in order to modernize and supplement its existing fleet for the city's light rail network. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

The first of eight new trams for Munich has been completed. It will be followed in the coming weeks by seven more Avenios. These trams are being built at the Siemens plant in Vienna, which is responsible for global rolling stock business, both for urban transport and for long-distance passenger coaches.

The Munich city utility company (SWM) ordered the trams in order to modernize and supplement its existing fleet for the city's light rail network. The Avenio represents the new generation of Siemens trams which is being deployed in Munich for the first time in the world.

The first of eight new trams for Munich leaves the production plant in Vienna. The tram comes with eight double-leaf doors. They account for about 30 percent of the entire length, and start directly behind the driver's cab. They allow quick and unobstructed access, even to less mobile passengers, and permit quick entry and exit even when the tram is full.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are being built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and for coaches.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: An Avenio for Munich is fitted with its windshield. This calls for precision work, so crane driver and installation engineer must be a well-rehearsed team.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: The double doors are inserted. They account for about 30 percent of the entire length, and start directly behind the driver's cab. They allow quick and unobstructed access, even to less mobile passengers, and permit quick entry and exit even when the tram is full.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: An Avenio for Munich is fitted with its windshield. This calls for precision work, so crane driver and installation engineer must be a well-rehearsed team.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: An Avenio for Munich is fitted with its windshield. This calls for precision work, so crane driver and installation engineer must be a well-rehearsed team.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: An Avenio for Munich is fitted with its windshield. This calls for precision work, so crane driver and installation engineer must be a well-rehearsed team.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: The front section and carbody are joined together. The innovative crash-protection concept offers protection to both driver and passengers. Passive pedestrian safety was also an important criterion in designing the front section.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: The front section and carbody are joined together. The innovative crash-protection concept offers protection to both driver and passengers. Passive pedestrian safety was also an important criterion in designing the front section.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: The front section and carbody are joined together. The innovative crash-protection concept offers protection to both driver and passengers. Passive pedestrian safety was also an important criterion in designing the front section.

Urban planners and transport companies all across the globe are once again turning to the tram as a powerful, environmentally friendly and also highly economical means of transport. With its modular concept, the 100% low-floor tram Avenio fits perfectly into any city. Thanks to the unique concept of single-articulated and multi-articulated trams, the Avenio can satisfy any capacity requirement – from the compact 18-meter tram right up to one of the longest trams in the world.

The Avenio's interior is bright and transparent. Many details, including visibility throughout the entire passenger compartment, smart door monitoring, and the view of the driver give passengers a sense of security. And as far as the cityscape is concerned, good ventilation allows passengers to enjoy the view even in wet weather.

Urban planners and transport companies all across the globe are once again turning to the tram as a powerful, environmentally friendly and also highly economical means of transport. With its modular concept, the 100% low-floor tram Avenio fits perfectly into any city. Thanks to the unique concept of single-articulated and multi-articulated trams, the Avenio can satisfy any capacity requirement – from the compact 18-meter tram right up to one of the longest trams in the world.

The Avenio's interior is bright and transparent. Many details, including visibility throughout the entire passenger compartment, smart door monitoring, and the view of the driver give passengers a sense of security. And as far as the cityscape is concerned, good ventilation allows passengers to enjoy the view even in wet weather.

Munich's public utility company SWM has ordered eight trams from Siemens in order to supplement and modernize its existing fleet of vehicles on the city network. The Avenio vehicles are to be built at the factory in Vienna, which is responsible for global rail vehicle business, both for urban transport and coaches.

In the picture: The front section and carbody are joined together. The innovative crash-protection concept offers protection to both driver and passengers. Passive pedestrian safety was also an important criterion in designing the front section.

As part of its capacity expansion program, the Munich transport corporation (MVG) has become the first German mass transit operator to get the new Avenio tram from Siemens. Stadtwerke München (Munich City Utilities, SWM) has ordered eight trams worth about 29 million Euros, which will be operated by its full subsidiary MVG. The vehicles to be built at the Siemens plant in Vienna, six are due to enter revenue service when the new timetable goes into effect at the end of 2013. "This is an immensely important order for us from a leading German customer. After all, MVG as a full subsidiary of Stadtwerke München (Munich City Utilities), is one of Germany's largest mass transit operators. And, as this is the first order to be placed for our new Avenio tram in Germany, it's something very special ," said Jochen Eickholt, who will take charge of the Siemens Rail Systems Division from October 1.

As part of its capacity expansion program, the Munich transport corporation (MVG) has become the first German mass transit operator to get the new Avenio tram from Siemens. Stadtwerke München (Munich City Utilities, SWM) has ordered eight trams worth about 29 million Euros, which will be operated by its full subsidiary MVG. The vehicles to be built at the Siemens plant in Vienna, six are due to enter revenue service when the new timetable goes into effect at the end of 2013. "This is an immensely important order for us from a leading German customer. After all, MVG as a full subsidiary of Stadtwerke München (Munich City Utilities), is one of Germany's largest mass transit operators. And, as this is the first order to be placed for our new Avenio tram in Germany, it's something very special ," said Jochen Eickholt, who will take charge of the Siemens Rail Systems Division from October 1.