Low Floor LRV 70 kmh 30 Year Life 200 Passengers Urban Transit

Engineered for the dynamic pulse of the modern city, our Low-Floor Light Rail Vehicle (LRV) is the core solution for efficient, accessible, and high-capacity public transit. Seamlessly integrating into diverse networks—from street-level tracks to underground tunnels—it redefines urban travel by prioritizing ease of use, passenger comfort, and enduring performance.

• Universal, Step-Free Access: Fully distributed low-floor design ensures effortless boarding and alighting for every passenger, championing inclusive mobility for wheelchair users, seniors, and families.
• Spacious & Secure Travel: Comfortably accommodates up to 200 passengers per train with modern cabin featuring real-time passenger information, multimedia displays, and full-coverage CCTV security system.
• Strength That Lasts: Constructed with robust stainless and carbon steel body and reliable bogie system, built for 30 years of dependable service with outstanding safety and reduced long-term costs.
• Adaptable Performance: Proven articulated design and multi-unit operation capability provide the perfect balance of high passenger throughput and operational flexibility to meet varying urban demands.

Ideal for modernizing existing lines or launching new transit corridors, this 70% Low-Floor LRV offers a future-ready transit solution. It delivers an exceptional passenger experience, maximizes operational efficiency, and promises proven long-term reliability—setting a new standard for urban connectivity.

1. What is the passenger capacity of this low-floor LRV?
It comfortably accommodates up to 200 passengers, making it ideal for high-density urban transit routes.

2. How long is the design life of this light rail vehicle?
Built with stainless steel and carbon steel construction, the LRV is engineered for 30 years of reliable, low-maintenance service.

3. What is the top speed of this urban LRV?
The vehicle reaches a maximum speed of 70 km/h, delivering efficient and smooth travel across city networks.