Stadler to deliver modern TINA trams for Görlitz and Zwickau

The new tram vehicles are intended for operation on the metre-gauge networks in Görlitz (eight vehicles) and Zwickau (six vehicles), with commissioning scheduled from 2028. With this investment, both transport operators are committing to a modern, accessible, and high-performance tram fleet for the long term.

TINA: an integrated concept for urban mobility
With TINA (“Total Integrated Low-Floor Drive”), Stadler offers a tram platform that has quickly gained strong acceptance across the European market. TINA vehicles are already in operation in cities such as Basel, The Hague, Darmstadt, Gera, Halle (Saale), and Rostock.

The vehicles designed for Saxony are approximately 30 meters long, fully low-floor, and consistently engineered for accessibility. Wide doors, step-free access, and spacious multifunctional areas facilitate boarding for passengers with reduced mobility, families, and those carrying luggage.

Focus on comfort, safety, and user experience
The interior design follows a clear focus on comfort and usability. High ceilings and large panoramic windows create a bright and open atmosphere. Fully air-conditioned passenger areas ensure comfortable temperatures throughout the year, while modern information systems provide clear and intuitive guidance.

For drivers, ergonomically designed cabs are equipped with Stadler’s UNIBOARD^®, which centralizes key vehicle functions. Advanced assistance systems, including collision warning systems, support safe and attentive driving.

Efficiency and operational reliability
In addition to passenger comfort, the vehicles are designed to meet operator requirements. High energy efficiency, ease of maintenance, and a high level of standardization across vehicle variants enable cost-effective and reliable long-term operation.

Partnership-driven project delivery
The joint decision by the two transport operators highlights the flexibility and scalability of the TINA platform across different operational contexts. Stadler supports the projects in close collaboration with its customers, covering all phases from design and manufacturing to approval and commissioning.

The vehicles will be manufactured at Stadler’s facility in Poland. The objective is to deliver high-quality, reliable, and on-time vehicles, contributing to the sustainable development of public transport in Görlitz and Zwickau.

Edited by Maria Brueva, Induportals editor – adapted by AI.

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