A domestic freight wagon export from Türkiye to Africa has been carried out. Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that 100 freight wagons produced in Sivas with domestic capabilities have been exported to Tanzania.
ASPİLSAN Energy and TCDD Transportation have come together for domestic battery technologies in rail systems. Lithium-ion cell expertise and field experience have been brought together, and external dependency will be reduced.
Turkey's longest and fastest metro line has opened. The 69-kilometre Gayrettepe–Istanbul Airport–Halkalı line will operate fully autonomously using ASELSAN's domestically developed COBALT system. Line will be free of charge until 31 July.
The project by TENMAK and Gazi University aimed at strengthening rail steel with boron has received 12.4 million TL in R&D support from UDHAM. Technical details of the project.
The domestic high-speed train successfully completed dynamic braking tests, reaching a speed of 225 kilometres per hour on the Mithatpaşa-Bilecik line.
TÜRASAŞ will produce hydrogen-powered trains in cooperation with the UK. Minister Uraloğlu announced that all intellectual property rights of the project will remain in Türkiye and that TÜRASAŞ will become the regional hub.
Transport Minister Uraloğlu announced: 225 km/h speed National High Speed Train will start tests at the beginning of 2026.
ASELSAN COBALT has begun to be used in the Istanbul Airport Metro, Türkiye's fastest metro system.
Bozankaya announced it will sell 17 more trams to Timișoara, Romania.
Istanbul Metro Inc. is starting the production of 34 fifth-generation trams.
Thanks to the HABRAS infrastructure developed by TÜBİTAK SAGE, tests can now be conducted at supersonic speeds.
Durmazlar starts tram production for the city of Resita in Romania.