OBB has ordered 20 additional seven-car night trains from
The trains are based on the Viaggio Next Level platform. A total of 33 next-generation OBB Nightjets will be in service by 2025, providing climate-friendly overnight connections between various European cities. The new trains will attract night travelers by offering higher capacity, even more comfort, and greater privacy.
'Calling up 20 additional Nightjets is an important step in positioning OBB as the market leader in
'With the new Nightjets, OBB is investing in the sustainable future of travel. Night trains provide climate-friendly overnight connections between European cities, make rail journeys more comfortable and attractive, and thus make an important contribution toward achieving climate goals. Innovative mini cabins on the trains offer passengers private space and a high degree of comfort. The special lightweight bogies help ensure a particularly smooth ride and reduced energy consumption over the train's lifecycle,' says
Viaggio Next Level: the next-generation Nightjet
In 2018,
The second call from this agreement is now for 20 additional Nightjets. These trains are planned for service from
By 2025, 33 next-generation Nightjets will be operating in
Barrier-free travel with greater comfort and privacy
Each seven-car train is comprised of two coaches, three couchette cars, and two sleeping cars. The train's state-of-the-art design offers an even higher level of comfort. In the new couchette car concept, additional mini cabins provide significantly more privacy for single travelers and ensure a comfortable trip and relaxed arrival. Traveling in the sleeping cars is even more comfortable since all compartments will have their private toilet and shower. The new trains will also feature free WiFi service.
Barrier-free overnight travel will also be possible with the new Nightjets. Every Nightjet will include a multifunctional car with a low-floor entrance, a barrier-free couchette compartment, and a barrier-free toilet.
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