Topic summary
CAF Urbos 3
Extracted from the Wikipedia article CAF Urbos.
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In July 2013 the CAF Urbos trams were leased to Sydney in Australia, returning in late 2014 after the two-year deal ended early.
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Four leased Urbos 2 vehicles used in Vélez-Málaga and Sevilla in Spain have been delivered to augment the original seven Adtranz Variotrams, which will be replaced by Urbos 3 cars now under construction.
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The Brazilian state of Bahia has signed an agreement to purchase 40 seven-section CAF Urbos 3 light rail vehicles from the state of Mato Grosso for R$820m, and track and electrification equipment for R$100m. The unused trams were originally ordered in 2012 for a project in Cuiabá which was subsequently cancelled. They will now be overhauled by the manufacturer for use on a three-line network under development in Salvador.
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Two extensions of Marseille tram Route 3 totalling 6·2 km opened on January 7, running from Arenc-Euroméditerranée to Capitaine Gèze and from Castellane to La Gaye. The €350m cost was funded by Métropole Aix-Marseille-Provence, the Région Sud authority, the national government and the EU. The first of 15 CAF Urbos trams also entered service.
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On May 28 Freiburg operator VAG exercised an option for CAF to supply a further eight Urbos 100 trams, which will take the total to 25. The latest batch is to be delivered between September 2023 and April 2024 and will replace GT8N trams which have been in service since 1990-91.
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Budapest transport authority BKK has placed a firm order for a further 31 CAF Urbos 3 trams, the manufacturer announced on March 20. The order uses the final option under a framework agreement signed in March 2014. This covered an initial 37 trams, with options for up to 87 more of which 56 were subsequently ordered in three batches.
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In October 2023 ATAC selected CAF for a €457m framework contract to supply up to 121 bidirectional trams, and placed a €130m firm order for an initial 40 cars. A further 20 were ordered in October 2024, and both CAF and ATAC have told Railway Gazette International that the latest option for 20 more was called off in January 2026. This has taken the total number of trams being procured to 80.
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In October 2023 a framework contract for up to 121 trams worth EUR 457M was placed with CAF; firm orders now total 80 after 20 more of the options were taken up.
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Euskotren has awarded CAF a €20m contract to supply three more trams to Vitoria-Gasteiz in the second half of 2027.
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The project included eight stops, enhanced public spaces, improved pedestrian access and an order for eight more CAF Urbos 3 trams taking the fleet to 14.
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The city of Portland's Bureau of Transportation has selected CAF USA to supply 15 battery-equipped Urbos trams for use on the city's 11·6 km two-line streetcar network.
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CAF has been awarded a contract supply five battery-equipped light rail vehicles to Canberra from 2024. It will also retrofit the city's 14 existing five-section Urbos 100 vehicles with batteries, so that the entire fleet will be able to operate on the catenary-free extension to Commonwealth Park and on a future extension to Woden.
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CAF delivered the last of 28 light rail vehicles for Maryland's Purple Line project on November 19. The LRV assembled in Elmira, New York state, has a capacity of 430 passengers included 80 seated and up to eight wheelchair users. 'This milestone underscores the tremendous progress the Purple Line has made in 2025', said Purple Line Senior Project Director, Ray Biggs II. 'Every milestone we reach brings us closer to delivering a more accessible and better-connected region.'
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