Siemens Mobility to modernise two commuter rail lines in Brazil
The works will improve operations on the two lines and enhance passenger experience.

The works will improve operations on the two lines and enhance passenger experience.
The new engine technology is expected to reduce fuel consumption and emissions by more than 5%.
Bamin will invest around $683m (R$3.3bn) in the railroad and the rolling stock.
Supervia was handling nearly 600,000 commuters in a day before the pandemic.
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