
Futuristic Inspiro for the Klang Valley
58 driverless metro trains for Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The Inspiro provides comfortable and environmentally friendly mobility with a future-oriented design in the metropolitan area around Kuala Lumpur.
New metro routes relieve traffic congestion in Malaysia‘s capital
To ensure further growth, make the metropolitan region more attractive and simultaneously reduce traffic congestion and environmental pollution, the responsible agencies in Kuala Lumpur at full speed on comprehensive infrastructure measures. These measures include the Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) project, which involved building new lines and routes in the Lembah Kelang (Klang Valley) metropolitan area that will connect two suburbs (Sungai Buloh in the northwest and Kajang in the southeast) with Kuala Lumpur.
In October 2012, the consortium SSSC (Siemens Malaysia, Siemens AG and SMH Rail) was awarded the contract to supply 58 new driverless four-car metro trains for the Metro Klang Valley MRT project as well as the depot workshop equipment for two rolling stock depots.
Inspiro for the Metro Klang Valley Kuala Lumpur
Highlights of the supply for the Malaysian capital
- Fully automated operation – unattended train operation (GoA 4)
- Prize-winning design concept – Good Design Award 2014
- High passenger safety – thanks to a CCTV system with 26 live cameras per train and 16 emergency intercoms with integrated cameras
- Modern passenger comfort – thanks to an infotainment system with dynamic map displays above each door
- Guaranteed availability based on efficient service and maintenance – due to the supply of high-quality depot workshop equipment for two depots