Welcome to Siemens Mobility

Welcome to Siemens Mobility in India

We, Siemens Mobility, have been a leader for seamless, sustainable, reliable and secure transport solutions for more than 70 years in India.

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Global product portfolio 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 infrastructure, automation and electrification solutions, turnkey systems as well as related services.

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Rolling Stock

Passengers must be transported in a safe and comfortable environment with trains. That covers trams, light rail, metro, commuter and regional trains, locomotives, high-speed and very high-speed trains.

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Services

When it comes to efficiency, sustainability, and reliability of your systems, we have the right answers. We provide expert maintenance, spare parts and operation services for both metro and mainline systems.

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Road

Our offer spans intelligent road infrastructure and traffic solutions in and between cities. All this aligned to our customer’s value chain as well as current and future mobility needs.

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Siemens builds 9000HP propulsion system to boost Indian Railways' electrification, haulage capabilities

Siemens to implement electrification of Gujarat Metro Link Express

Designed, Tested & Commissioned Power Supply Systems, Including state-of-the-art digital simulation of the entire metro corridor

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About us The mobility environment is being shaped by three megatrends today and in the coming decades: climate change, population growth and digitalization. Coupled with significant economic growth expected over the next two decades, India faces the challenge of raising productivity and efficiency of our transport systems. There is however a need to safeguard urban mobility and ensure a multi -modal, well integrated transport system to match the pace of urbanization.

As urbanization increases, so do the demands on mobility, in both, passenger and freight sectors. A rising number of goods and people need to be transported – cost-effectively and efficiently, with minimal natural resources and harmful emissions

These trends demand for seamless, sustainable, reliable, and secure transport solutions to get from point A to point B. At the same time, optimize operations and save resources, time and money.

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: rolling stock, rail automation and electrification, intelligent traffic systems, related services, and turnkey projects, to shape the future of mobility.

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

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Our Vision

Mobility in numbers By 2030, distance travelled by Indian Railways could grow by as much as 425%.

India’s Railways

trains make up one of the world’s largest transport and logistics networks

passengers a day travel on 12,000 trains

Trends & Topics In an increasingly urbanized world, ensuring efficient transportation is a key challenge for mobility providers. Siemens helps make their assets smart, sustainable and more attractive.

Siemens has supplied more than 7,500 traction motors and over 600 traction converters to date. The first introduction of IGBT technology in India and all products are catered to through local manufacturing facilities.

A 20-minute connection from Connaught Place, the city’s main shopping centre, to Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, with check-in at one of two terminal stations. Siemens delivered turnkey mobility solutions for railway electrification, one-stop signalling systems, train control systems, and baggage-handling systems.ection.

Siemens designed, supplied and installed the Power Supply Systems, Overhead Equipment (OHE), and Signalling and Telecom Systems. A state-of-the-art centralised remote Operation Control Centre (OCC) at Koyambedu controls the Metro’s operations.

525 sets of state-of-the-art IGBT-based propulsion systems for Mumbai Suburban AC/DC EMUs with strong localized manufacturing of propulsion chain and end-to-end customer service. The upgrade has enabled the city to achieve 30%–35% energy saving through the Mumbai EMU.

The world’s largest RRI system comprises 11,000 relays installed for Delhi’s main station in a record time of 44 hours. It allows up to 1,122 signalled movements for Northern Railways.

Opportunities Start your career with us. We offer excellent career prospects, a range of challenging tasks, as well as a welcoming and respectful working environment.

We are looking for all kinds of talents from engineers to digitalization specialists – from students to experienced professionals.

Find out how you can be a part of the team that is shaping connected mobility.

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References For the full story behind our most successful initiatives, you can review some of our reference projects here.

Hubballi junction in South Central Railway Zone of Indian Railways

Siemens powers world’s longest railway station

One of the world’s longest station (1505 m.)
Largest electronic interlocking by Siemens in India (502 routes)
Fail safe operation with 99.9% reliability

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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

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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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

Velaro RUS

Russia

High availability despite ice and snow

It has specially adapted components and systems to cope with the harsh operating conditions in Russia and is backed up by a 30-year maintenance contract
Velaro RUS is made for climatic challenges, such as temperatures ranging from minus 40 °C to plus 40 °C
It allows 650 kilometers from Moscow to St. Petersburg in only 3.5 hours, ensuring 98% availability throughout the year

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