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Hyundai Rotem has incorporated over 20 years of accumulated expertise in the development of commuter and high-speed trains into the production of GTX trains. Additionally, it has applied the smart maintenance system technology, which was formalized in 2018, to the GTX. Korea Rail Network Authority has ordered an additional five eight.

'GTX will give back our precious time spent with commuting, therefore improve our quality of life and welfare', said Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Won Hee. South Korea: A fleet of 20 eight-car trains started running on the 35 km route of the GTX-A express commuter line, which includes four stations. The trains reportedly reach speeds of 180 km/h and run at 15-m intervals during peak hours.

It took 14 months to build the $276.2 mln rolling stock ordered in 2020. Last year, it was tested on lines. The A000 EMU at the Suseo station.

Source: 연합. The success of this project, coupled with Hyundai Rotem's projected involvement in subsequent GTX lines (B and C), indicates a long-term strategy aimed at transforming South Korea's rail infrastructure into a world-class, high. Hyundai Rotem's A000 electric trains: high-speed, efficient, and equipped with cutting-edge technology.

A game-changer for Seoul's suburban system GTX. Hyundai Rotem developed and manufactured the GTX (Great Train eXpress) trains, which began their first operation on the GTX-A line in March 2024. Running at a maximum speed of 180 km/h, these trains are the "transportation revolution" in the Seoul metropolitan area, connecting the entire region within 30 minutes.

Here, we explore the innovations in passenger travel experience embedded in the. SG Rail has awarded Hyundai Rotem a Won 345.2bn ($US 282.2m) contract to supply 120 EMUs for Line A of the Great Train Express (GTX) project in Seoul. South Korea-based Hyundai Rotem has secured a contract from SG Rail Limited to supply eight-car trains for Great Train eXpress (GTX) Line A, an upcoming high.