Škoda Group, in consortium with ŽOS Trnava and Železničná spoločnosť Slovensko (ZSSK), has signed a framework contract for the delivery of up to 36 battery-powered two-car electric trains (BEMU) with a total value of almost EUR 332 million.

Škoda Group debuts the modernised M31 tram with upgraded interiors, HVAC, braking and accessibility systems as Gothenburg renews its fleet.

Škoda Group has completed production of the first of 25 new electric train units for the Bulgarian Ministry of Transport and Communications.

Worth over €230 million, the contract includes 16 two-car units for Saltsjöbanan and an option for 15 more, strengthening Škoda’s foothold in the Nordic region.

Eight four-car trains worth €66 million to boost capacity, comfort, and sustainability in Bulgaria’s capital.

International premiere in Gdańsk highlights next-generation BEMU units for České dráhy and the Moravian-Silesian Region, entering service from 2027.

Škoda Group and ARRIVA sign €280M deal for 22 next-gen 200 km/h electric trains (3kV/25kV dual-system), boosting Czech rail from 2028.

New deal for up to 30 ForCity Smart trams brings Škoda’s footprint to 11 cities, cementing its role in Germany’s sustainable mobility push.

Passengers in Frankfurt (Oder) can officially ride the new trams produced by Škoda Group, following the official authorisation of the vehicles for passenger operation.

Škoda Group, based in Pilsen, manufactures public transport vehicles, including the longest tram in the world. The first Škoda ForCity Smart 38T tram, part of a modular fleet for Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH, is ready for service.