Avenio – fits your city

In 2019, VAG ordered 12 four-car Avenio trams – with options for a total of up to 75 additional vehicles.

Beginning 2022, the first twelve vehicles will gradually begin passenger service.

The elegant, timelessly modern Avenios will enable VAG to improve service on the lines of the Nuremberg tramway network that are already in high demand.

In 2017, BSAG has ordered 67 four-car Avenio trams and exercised the first option of 10 additional vehicles in 2018.

With a design reference to former trams of Bremen, the Avenios are visually integrated into the BSAG fleet.​

The Avenios for Bremen will be the first vehicles to be equipped ex works with the innovative collision warning system “Siemens Tram Assistant.”

Munich’s municipal utility, Stadtwerke München, has ordered eight trams in 2012, another 22 vehicles in 2015, and another 73 Avenios in 2019.

The new trams reach the comfort level, which is ranked as very comfortable according to DIN EN 12299 standard.

In a passenger survey, 47% of the users rated the Avenio Munich as “very good” and another 50% as “good.”

In a consortium with the general infrastructure contractor Per Aarsleff A/S, Siemens received an order for a turnkey light rail system in Copenhagen in 2018.

Siemens will deliver 29 four-car Avenio trams, signaling and communication technology, rail electrification, workshop equipment as well as maintenance services for 15 years.

Once commissioned in 2024, the line will support Copenhagen in becoming the world’s first carbon-neutral capital city.

In 2015, Ulm’s municipal utility (Stadtwerke Ulm) ordered 12 trams for the new No. 2 line.

The vehicles have a driver assistance for automatic collision prevention.

The four independent brake systems are enhanced by a special assistance system to safely run on the long slopes in Ulm’s network.

For Doha’s Education City, Siemens was commissioned to build a tram system that operates without overhead contact lines.

In addition to 19 Avenios, Siemens is also delivering the  signaling equipment, communications system, supervisory control and data acquisition system, depot and workshop equipment as well as power supply.

The Avenios are equipped with the Sitras HES energy storage system – charging takes place at the stations.

In 2011, HTM (Haagsche Tramweg-Maatschappij) ordered 40 trams for The Hague’s network.

A transparent partition between the driver’s cab and the passenger area offers a unique riding experience.

In the following years, HTM exercised contract options which bring the total fleet size to 70 Avenios, with a capacity of 232 passengers per vehicle.