Mitsubishi Heavy wins follow-up order for 8 two-car trains for Singapore SPLRT

By Public Technologies
  • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries received an order from Singapore’s Land Transport Authority for eight two-car trains for the Sengkang-Punggol LRT.
  • Follow-on award lifts planned deliveries to 33 trainsets, building on a May 2023 order for eight additional trains.
  • Contract forms part of a capacity upgrade project awarded in January 2022 for the automated guideway transit network opened in 2003.


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