Deutsche Bahn has acquired 73 new ICE trains worth EUR2 billion (US$2,162 million).
Talgo has secured a contract from Deutsche Bahn to supply 56 ICE L trains, while Siemens Mobility will deliver 17 ICE 3neo trains. These new trains are scheduled to enter service in 2026 and will be gradually delivered until 2030. With this procurement, Deutsche Bahn aims to increase the capacity of its ICE fleet by adding 39,000 seats. The order includes a total of 90 ICE 3neo trains and 79 ICE L trains.
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