CRRC Unveils their Lightest and New Advanced Energy-efficient Metro Train at InnoTrans 2018

- Sun Yongcai, President of CRRC, said "Rail transit equipment is on the cusp of a revolution. The acceptance and introduction of carbon fiber materials have allowed for lighter, more energy-efficient trains. With that now comes the continual introduction of more intelligent services aimed at improving the maintenance, operations, and passenger experience. Moving forward, CRRC will continue to invest in research and development and the application of new technologies and carbon fiber materials on 600KM high-speed Maglev trains, high-speed EMU's and subways". CETROVO aims to provide passengers with a ubiquitous "smart service" and includes a series of advanced technical features. Including, car windows that can be transformed into touch-screen displays. Passengers can watch the news, browse the web, buy tickets, watch videos and live TV shows all via CETROVO's "magic window". The train also comes equipped with internet-enabled touch-screen mirrors; self-cleaning seats; advanced vibration and noise reduction technology; an integrated hearing-aid system; and an air conditioning and lighting system that can 'react' to changing conditions for a more enjoyable journey. Ding Sansan, Deputy Chief of Engineering of CRRC Sifang, said of the new generation train, "Lightweight manufacturing is a metro building concept to achieve better energy efficiency. Carbon fiber is the most advanced material available, and CETROVO incorporates this technology beautifully. The car body, the bogie frame, the driver's cab equipment cabinets are all made from carbon fiber composite materials. The result is a lighter train and more space for new features." Additional features of the train include: To visit CRRC at InnoTrans Berlin, please stop by at Hall 2.2 / 310; for more information, please visit: http://www.crrcgc.cc/ About CRRC With the aim of "building a respectable international company", CRRC has become one of the largest rail transportation equipment companies in the world, with annual sales revenue of USD 31.538 billion in 2017. It has 83 branches in 26 countries and regions around the world, 13 overseas research and development centers, and localized manufacturing bases in the United States, India, Malaysia, South Africa, etc., with products covering 104 countries and regions on six continents. Video - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/746125/Next_Generation_Model.mp4 Photo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/746104/1.jpg Photo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/746105/2.jpg