Welcome to Siemens Mobility

Welcome to Siemens Mobility in Hungary

We, Siemens Mobility, have been a leader for seamless, sustainable, reliable and secure transport solutions for more than 160 years.

Portfolio

Our global portfolio in focus

Our core business areas are rolling stock, rail automation and electrification, turnkey systems, intelligent traffic systems, as well as related services. For our customers, we are constantly innovating our portfolio.

Rail

We enable operators to shape today’s and tomorrow’s passenger and freight transportation - with trains, infrastructure, automation and electrification solutions, turnkey systems as well as related services.  That covers trams, light rail, metro, commuter and regional trains, high-speed and very high-speed trains. 

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Road

Our offer spans intelligent road infrastructure and traffic solutions in and between cities. This includes traffic management and simulation, tunnel management, digital services driven by AI, solutions for shared autonomous vehicles and much more. All this aligned to our customer’s value chain as well as current and future mobility needs. 

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Intermodal

We offer apps that are true traveler companions providing access to comprehensive Mobility as a Service - from the first to the last mile. Mobility Management Systems and Data Analytics boost operational excellence for mobility service providers and cities, across all modes of transport.

 

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News about Mobility

Vectron locomotive in Denmark
Sep 23, 2020

Vectron locomotive approved for operation in Denmark

AC version of the Vectron locomotive received official approval from the Danish safety authority in Denmark. The approval marks an important milestone for the commissioning of 42 Vectron locomotives ordered by Danish State Railways (DSB) from Siemens Mobility over the last two years. The first three locomotives will be delivered in September 2020. 
Vectron Dual Mode
Sep 8, 2020

DB Cargo and Siemens Mobility conclude framework agreement for 400 Vectron dual-mode locomotives

Less diesel, less CO2, even greener: DB Cargo is renewing its fleet of shunting and mainline locomotives and is procuring new Vectron Dual Mode dual-power locomotives from Siemens Mobility. The framework agreement comprises up to 400 vehicles and investment volume corresponds to well over one billion Euros.
Munich
Jun 15, 2020

Siemens Mobility Presents New Vision and Motto

Siemens Mobility today unveiled its new vision and motto, which provides the leading transportation company with a clear and common direction to lead the mobility industry into the future. An industry which is characterized by a growing demand for sustainable and intermodal mobility, driven by megatrends such as urbanization and decarbonization.
Munich
May 25, 2020

Siemens Mobility delivers ten Smartrons to Bulgaria

Bulgarian State Railways (BDŽ) has ordered ten Smartron locomotives from Siemens Mobility. The Smartron is a preconfigured locomotive that combines all the advantages of a standard product with the proven platform technology of the Vectron locomotives.
Munich
May 4, 2020

Siemens Mobility sells 1,000th Vectron locomotive

Siemens Mobility has just sold its 1,000th Vectron locomotive. The anniversary locomotive was ordered by Danish State Railways (DSB). The first Vectron was delivered in 2012, and all locomotives have been built at the Siemens Mobility factory in Munich-Allach.

Increasing COVID-19 resilience of public transport

Offerings to mitigate risks for passengers and operators

 

By carefully monitoring the situation and taking measures to protect employees, customers, and partners, Siemens Mobility helps you operate efficiently, economically, sustainably, while mitigating risk.

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Company profile

Moving beyond.

The mobility environment is being shaped by three megatrends today and in the coming decades: climate change, population growth and digitalization.

These trends demand for seamless, sustainable, reliable, and secure transport solutions to ensure a high quality of life for 9.6 billion people by 2050. And those people will aspire for seamless transport from the first to the last mile. 

 

Digitalization is helping us to master these trends and continuously transform the way we travel. Therefore, we are constantly innovating our portfolio in our core areas to shape the future of mobility.  

 

Siemens Mobility Kft. is a separately managed company of Siemens. It has continuously endeavoured to create value in Hungary for more than 130 years. Siemens has taken an  active part in the development of advanced city infrastructure and community transport as well as railway transport since the launch of the first tram in 1887. As a leader in transport solutions, Siemens Mobility is constantly innovating its portfolio in its core areas of rolling stock, rail automation and electrification, turnkey systems, intelligent traffic systems as well as related services and software development.

With digitalization, we enable mobility operators worldwide to…

… make trains and infrastructure intelligent

… increase value sustainably over the entire lifecycle

… enhance the passenger experience

… guarantee availability

Trends & Topics

Digitalisation

World population growth, urbanization, growing traffic and climate change. These are the hallmarks of the times we live in. Especially the passenger and freight transport are increasingly demanding. Transport must be as efficient, safe and environmentally-friendly as possible. Existing technologies are accelerating to the pace of life, and we are constantly looking for more attractive solutions in the areas of passenger and freight transport and transport infrastructure. With years of experience in transport technology and IT know-how, we bring new smart solutions that increase and optimize infrastructure availability and last but not least increase customer and passenger satisfaction.

Railigent® – revolution in rail transport

Siemens Mobility platform for data collection and analysis and easy diagnostics. Smart systems are able to detect the risk of malfunctioning of operationally important systems in a timely manner by analyzing operating parameters.

Easy Spares Next Generation

With Easy Spares Next Generation, the vision has become a reality. Spare parts can be identified within 10 seconds, ordered within 3 minutes and delivered within 24 hours within the EU.

Career Opportunities

Looking for a new challenge in Hungary?

Start your career with us. We offer career growth opportunities, a range of challenging tasks as well as a pleasant working environment and great colleagues.

Do you want to create a future transport with us? We employ experts from various professions, from students and graduates to experienced experts. Almost everyone will find their career development path here, whether on a professional, managerial or project path.

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Our projects

References

For the full story behind our most successful initiatives, you can review some of our reference projects here.
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Hamburg Hafen City | HEAT – Hamburg Electric Autonomous Transportation

First autonomous shuttle bus in Hamburg

  • Autonomous vehicle shuttle integrated into public transportation. Siemens Mobility delivers intelligent infrastructure and operation control center

  • Development, testing and deployment of autonomous vehicles and systems for use in normal traffic

  • Funded by German Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety

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Digitalized traffic and a strong contribution to clean air

Wiesbaden implements measures that will reduce traffic-related emissions

  • Hesse's state capital commissions Siemens Mobility to implement Digi-V

  • Intelligent infrastructure to analyze environmental and traffic data

  • Environment-sensitive traffic controls reduces emissions

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VDE 8
Germany | Mainline

ETCS Level 2 on a new line, VDE 8

  • Travelling time between Berlin and Munich was reduced from 6 to 4 hours

  • Increased punctuality rate on VDE 8 line

  • Doubling of passenger numbers since commissioning in December 2017

Banedanmark
Copenhagen | Mass transit

Modern infrastructure to attract passengers – and reduce CO2 impact

  • Supply and installation of fully automatic Trainguard MT train control system, including maintenance for 25 years

  • Sicas electronic interlockings and switch machines

  • Equipment package includes brand-new operations control center

Major project Thameslink
London

Desiro City for Greater London

  • Siemens delivered 115 Desiro City trains with a total of 1,140 commuter train cars and took over the complete long-term servicing and maintenance for the whole fleet 

  • 24 trains per hour are driving across central London during peak periods 

  • In the heart of London, the trains are providing 80 percent more seating

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Banedanmark
Denmark

Siemens electrifies the Danish rail network

  • Installation of Sicat SX, an innovative, fully inclined catenary design for main line traffic; the first section was completed in April 2017

  • Catenary systems increase the availability and profitability and offer the operator an environmentally friendly alternative to diesel operation

  • For speeds up to 250 km/h as well as lower operating and maintenance costs

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IL&FS Rail Limited | Metro line extension
Gurgaon, India

Turnkey extension of a metro line

  • In 2013, Siemens Mobility began extending a seven-kilometer section of the Gurgaon Cyber City metro line (total volume approximately 70 million euros)

  • The scope of supply included seven metro trains, the entire rail electrification, and the signaling system

  • The line went into service in 2017 and can carry more than 30,000 passengers per hour

Oficina para la Reorganización del Transporte (OPRET) | First metro lines
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

A metro in the Caribbean

  • The city’s first metro line, Line 1, has 16 stops and extends for 15 kilometers. Line 2 consists of 14 stations spans 14 kilometers. Its extension, Line 2B, offers four stations on four kilometers

  • Siemens Mobility was responsible for the project management, system integration, rail electrification and automation of Line 1 and 2, including Line 2B

  • For Line 1 and 2 a three-year maintenance contract was concluded each

Maschen | Fright
Germany

Two shunting directions and 88 classification track retarders

  • One of Europe‘s largest marshalling yards in terms of area 

  • Located next to Hamburg’s port facilities, the yard consists of two shunting directions and systems 

  • 88 classification track retarders, 12 lower and upper main retarders are in use

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Contact

For further information about our portfolio or to make direct contact, please feel free to e-mail or call us.

Address

Siemens Mobility Kft.

1143, Gizella street 51-57.

1117, Gábor Dénes street 4.

Budapest

Hungary

Phone & Email

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  • +36 1 471 1482