The first new electric locomotive, purchased by ARF, has successfully completed tests in Făurei, part of a 767 million lei project.
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Locomotive LEMA 400-001, the first in a batch of 16 units purchased by the Railway Reform Authority, has successfully passed the dynamic tests in Făurei. The project, funded by the PNRR, aims to increase rail transport efficiency, reduce pollution and improve passenger comfort. The locomotives can reach speeds of up to 200 km/h and will be delivered within 35 months, with a total value of 767,510,640 lei, excluding VAT.
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