Russian Railways Unveils New DP2D Push-Pull Diesel Train
Russian Railways has introduced the DP2D, the country's first push-pull diesel train, designed for non-electrified routes with a top speed of 120 km/h.

Russian Railways has introduced the DP2D, the country's first push-pull diesel train, designed for non-electrified routes with a top speed of 120 km/h.

Russian Railways will finalize testing of new T-gauge carriages in 2027, following the introduction of updated compartment cars on the Moscow-Saint Petersburg route in late 2025.

Sinara Group has completed the production of nearly 700 km of rail strings for the Moscow-Saint Petersburg high-speed line, designed to support speeds of up to 400 km/h.

Russian Railways has tested a remote control system that transmits route data directly to a train's onboard computer via a digital radio channel.

Russian Railways is deploying a robotic attendant named Volodya, which has already completed trial runs on high-speed Sapsan trains.
