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The fastest train in Russia comes from Sie... The first high-speed train Velaro RUS at the loading in the Siemens factory in Krefeld-Uerdingen

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Eurostar

Eurostar 

Presentation of the high-speed Velaro train from Siemens 
as designed for the operator Eurostar in front of Albert Memorial in London’s Hyde Park. 

Eurostar had previously named Siemens the preferred bidder for supplying ten high-speed trains. Eurostar will deploy the new high-speed trains on the route through the Eurotunnel from Paris or Brussels to London and back.

speed of 300 kph

Siemens won contracts worth over RMB 10 billion related to the EXPO and delivered high quality in time.

These include e.g. high-speed trains at a speed of 300 kph from Beijing to Tianjin.

made by Siemens

People in Spain are furthermore enthusiastic about the Velaro E high speed train made by Siemens. According to the latest statistics of the Spanish Ministry of Transport, ridership has tripled due to use of the new high speed train. 

Since the Velaro E was commissioned on February 20, 2008, a total of 2.3 million passengers have traveled on the high speed AVE route between Madrid and Barcelona.

Siemens high-speed train

New design, improved aerodynamics. 
Reduced energy consumption: 

On September 22, 2010, Siemens and the German railway company Deutsche Bahn jointly presented the Velaro D at the InnoTrans trade fair for transport technology in Berlin.

This fourth-generation Siemens high-speed train is scheduled to enter passenger service for Deutsche Bahn 
as the new ICE from the end of 2011.

Its predecessors are already running successfully in Spain, China and Russia.

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2013-Apr-22
Three fully assembled Siemens high-speed Velaro D trains at the testing
center in Wegberg-Wildenrath (PCW).

To date, the new train for German operator Deutsche Bahn has covered
over 250,000 kilometers in test and licensing runs. Siemens is one of
the world's leading manufacturers of high-speed trains. Velaro is one of
the most reliable trains in all the countries in which it is deployed
(26 trains in operation in Spain, 240 in China, eight in Russia, with
eight more under construction). Velaro trains have already traveled over
150 million operational kilometers without a significant technical
failure. In Spain and Russia, Siemens is also responsible for Velaro
maintenance.