Hyundai Rotem Double Decker

South Korea's Hyundai Rotem has won a double-decker train order worth around 2.2 trillion won ($1.54 billion) from Morocco's state-owned rail operator ONCF, the company said on Wednesday. Korea's Hyundai Rotem agreed to supply the Moroccan National Railways Office with its double-decker electric train for 2.2 trillion won ($1.5 billion), marking the train-to-defense system manufacturer's biggest single deal to date and first entry into the North African country. The Hyundai Motor Group affiliate agreed to supply Morocco with an unspecified number of trains through Jan.

25, 2034. SEOUL, August 16 (AJU PRESS) -Hyundai Rotem has secured a $175.79 million (240 billion won) contract with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) to supply additional double-decker rail cars, the Korean train manufacturer announced Friday.This project, aimed at addressing growing commuter demand and replacing aging vehicles in Boston. Hyundai Rotem has secured an additional train order in the United States, further solidifying its presence in the American railway vehicle market.

On August 14 (local time), the South Korean company signed a main contract with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) for the supply of double-decker cars worth $175.79 million. Hyundai Rotem's largest past contracts include the Australian NIF double-decker train project worth 1.4 trillion won, the Queensland train supply contract valued at 1.3 trillion won and the Los. Korean-made train double decker trains to bolster local public transportation for 2030 Word Cup Hyundai Rotem has clinched a 2.2 trillion won ($1.5 billion) tra.

Australia: On 3 December, the first two D-series EMUs, named Mariyung, started revenue service on the Sydney. MBTA has signed an option with Hyundai Rotem for an additional 41 double. The company didn't provide the number of double-deckers and other details.

In 2019, Hyundai Rotem signed a 330 billion-won deal to supply 80 double-deckers to MBTA, with the supply scheduled to be completed this year. On that day, Hyundai Rotem announced that it had signed a contract with the Moroccan National Railway Office for a supply of double.