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Alstom Metropolis

Alstom Metropolis is a metro trainset by Alstom. The trains are in service in 22 major cities around the world, representing more than 3000 cars, including Singapore, Shanghai, Budapest, Warsaw, Nanjing, Buenos Aires, São Paulo, Lima, Santiago, Chile, Barcelona, Istanbul, Santo Domingo, Chennai and Kochi. Amsterdam ordered 23 Metropolis trains; the first one came into operation June 2013. Xiamen also ordered some Metropolis trainsets for the Xiamen Metro. Trains can be run in configurations of 2 to 10 cars using manned or unmanned operations.

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Some New York City Subway cars use technology from the Metropolis family, such as the Alstom ONIX traction motors in the R142 and R160A/B, but are not classified as Metropolis trainsets.

Design features

Alstom Metropolis trainsets can be custom ordered with closed-circuit television (CCTV), wider seats, additional grabpoles, more space near the doors, wheelchair space and equipped with electronic displays (six in each car), showing station information, safety messages and videos, commercials and movie trailers. Glass used for the windows on the cars are produced by Sekurit Saint-Gobain and is called 'Climavit'. It is claimed to reduce noise level in the cars by 5 decibels. It is also double-glazed to provide comfort for passengers in the cars. Glass used on the doors of the cars are produced by Starglass.

Rolling stock

  • Alstom Metropolis C751A
  • Alstom Metropolis C830
  • Alstom Metropolis C751C
  • Alstom Metropolis C830C
  • Alstom Metropolis 98B
  • Barcelona Metro 9000 Series
  • Buenos Aires Underground 100 Series
  • Buenos Aires Underground 300 Series
  • MP 89
  • MP 05
  • MF 2000
  • AS-2002 (Acero Santiago) and NS-93;NS-2004 (Neumatico Santiago)
  • AM5-M2
  • AM4-M4
  • Systems which use Metropolis cars

  • Amsterdam Metro
  • Barcelona Metro
  • Budapest Metro
  • Buenos Aires Underground
  • Chennai Metro
  • İstanbul Metro
  • Kochi Metro
  • Lima Metro
  • Lucknow Metro
  • Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore)
  • Nanjing Metro
  • Panama Metro
  • Santiago Metro
  • Santo Domingo Metro
  • São Paulo Metro
  • Shanghai Metro
  • Sydney Metro (Starting from 2019)
  • Warsaw Metro
  • Xiamen Metro (Starting from 2017)*
  • Caracas and Los Teques Metro
  • References

    Alstom Metropolis Wikipedia