The project marks an expansion of the relationship with Icomera and Amtrak, which began in 2015, as one of the first North American customers to host the industry-leading, mobile connectivity platform on board a moving vehicle.
The Siemens charging infrastructure is supporting new electric bus fleets across North Carolina.
The new fleet will offer modern rail amenities that better serve Amtrak customers.
In all, more than 450 railcars will be refreshed over the next three years at an investment of $28 million, extending the useful life and modernizing cars that were delivered in the 1980s and 1990s.
Pantographs, propulsion systems, bogies, brakes, and onboard power supplies are just some of the offerings included in the company's MoComp portfolio.
Valley Metro previously ordered 11 light rail trains from Siemens Mobility in 2017.
The platform provides a one-stop-shop for transit agencies, saving them time and money.
Number expected to double by 2023.
The contract, including the 20 trains, spare parts, and tools is approximately $100 million.
Siemens eMobility leader talks challenges transit is facing and how it's informing the future toward full electrification.
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