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Seven Trains Boost Malaga Fuengirola Line

Summary by Euro Weekly News
Rail travel on the coast is improving and now news has arrived for those who rely on the local trains, as the Malaga to Fuengirola line gets a mega upgrade.

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Good news arrives this Thursday for the province of Málaga, which will receive a significant investment in its commuter rail network. Renfe plans to incorporate a total of seven high-capacity S452 trains manufactured by Alstom. Read more

·Madrid, Spain
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Renfe renews the Cercanías de Málaga with seven large-capacity trains and a workshop of 40 million. Seven large-capacity trains for a C-1 to the limit The company plans to incorporate from 2028 seven S452 units manufactured by Alstom to strengthen the C-1 line. This corridor connects Málaga with Fuengirola and supports an increasing pressure of travelers. The operation will involve an investment of 66.7 million euros. The new trains will be S452…

IN 30 SECONDS What has happened? Renfe will incorporate seven large capacity trains to the C-1 Málaga-Fuengirola line in 2028, with a total investment of 66.7 million euros. Who is behind it? Renfe, with S452 units manufactured by Alstom, and the reinforcement of the core of Cercanías de Málaga. What impact does it have? Each composition will be able to transport up to 900 passengers, relieving the current saturation and improving accessibility …

It will incorporate seven vehicles of Alstom with capacity for 900 people and represent an investment of 66.7 million euros Malaga has electric capacity, but not in the areas of greater demand of housing

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Málaga Hoy broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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