Siemens Mobility has announced its collaboration with CAF to provide propulsion systems for the new trains of Metro de Madrid. Andre Rodenbeck, CEO of Rolling Stock at Siemens Mobility, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, "We are excited to work with CAF and provide them with our cutting-edge propulsion systems for the new trains of Metro de Madrid." He added that components from their factory in Cornellà will enhance performance, efficiency, and passenger comfort.
The partnership is part of Siemens Mobility's ongoing relationship with Metro de Madrid. The company has previously supplied advanced systems like the Operational Control Center (OCC), demonstrating a commitment to improving urban transportation.
Siemens Mobility manufactures its components under the "MoComp" trademark. These solutions cater to various rail vehicle manufacturers globally. The company emphasizes customer satisfaction through rapid support and delivery processes, aided by local partnerships.
The Cornellà factory near Barcelona plays a crucial role in this project. With 330 employees and over a century of service in Spain, it produces essential train components such as traction motors and gearboxes. This facility is part of Siemens Mobility's global network of traction component factories.