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£300m Grand Central train deal for Hitachi Rail safeguards hundreds of jobs

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The trains will also be 20% more environmentally friendly than the current service and deliver 400,000 extra journeys a year

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Hitachi Rail wins $370 million contract to build battery trains in UK

The nine state-of-the-art battery hybrid trains will replace Arriva Group’s entire Grand Central fleet and be manufactured at Hitachi’s Newton Aycliffe factory, saving hundreds of jobs.

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£300m Grand Central train deal for Hitachi Rail safeguards hundreds of jobs

The trains will also be 20% more environmentally friendly than the current service and deliver 400,000 extra journeys a year

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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