Hitachi Rail is a global provider of integrated rail solutions, offering a comprehensive portfolio that includes rolling stock, signalling systems, turnkey solutions, and service & maintenance. As a subsidiary of Hitachi Ltd., the company leverages advanced technologies to enhance rail transport efficiency and safety. Hitachi Rail operates in multiple countries, delivering projects that range from high-speed trains to urban transit systems. The company's commitment to sustainability is reflected in its development of battery-powered trains and efforts to reduce the environmental impact of rail operations.
Digital signalling rollout advances on the Brisbane–Gold Coast corridor to improve rail capacity, safety and network performance across South East Queensland.
The deal expands Hitachi's offering under HMAX Mobility, bringing AI to multimodal transportation networks, and creating a new capability alongside the HMAX for Rail digital asset management platform.
Hitachi Rail is playing a key role in the launch of the Sanying MRT Line, which will officially enter revenue service on June 30, 2026, as announced by the New Taipei City Government.
Hitachi Rail has updated the signalling and train control systems along the Paulinenaue–Schwanheide section to optimize corridor reliability for DB InfraGO AG.
Hitachi Rail in partnership with Sumitomo Corporation, has been awarded the contract for the CP207 Automatic Fare Collection System for MRT Jakarta's North-South Line Phase 2A Project.
The contract is part of the Mexican Government's ambitious program to reactivate and expand passenger rail transport in the country and will boost regional economic development.
Hitachi Rail has been awarded a long-term service support (LTSS) contract to manage obsolescence treatment for the North East Line (NEL) Integrated Supervision Control System (ISCS).
Hitachi Rail deploys high-performance TAS Platform technology at Ciulnita station, replacing legacy systems to enhance reliability and connectivity along the strategic Pan-European TEN-T corridor.