First Passenger Train with Stadler Wagons, Built in Kazakhstan, Departs Astana

The first passenger train composed of Stadler wagons, manufactured in Kazakhstan using Swiss technology, has departed from Astana's "Nurly Zhol" station. These wagons are designed for Kazakhstan's climate, operating between -50 and +45 degrees Celsius, with a service life of 40 years. The train includes amenities like climate control, Wi-Fi, and USB ports, with more wagons to be delivered through 2030.

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