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Hitachi Newton Aycliffe secures monumental £300m order for 'cutting edge' trains

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Hitachi in Newton Aycliffe will deliver 45 state-of-the-art battery hybrid carriages for Grand Central in 2028, it has been revealed.

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Hitachi Newton Aycliffe secures monumental £300m order for 'cutting edge' trains

Hitachi in Newton Aycliffe will deliver 45 state-of-the-art battery hybrid carriages for Grand Central in 2028, it has been revealed.

·County Durham, United Kingdom
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Hitachi Newton Aycliffe secures monumental £300m order

A County Durham train builder has secured a monumental £300m contract to build dozens of “cutting-edge” battery hybrid train cars in a move bosses say will protect jobs at its factory.

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New tri-mode trains coming for Grand Central as order is placed

An order for nine new Tri-Mode trains, worth £300m, has been placed by Arriva Group to replace its entire Grand Central fleet.

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Rail boost for North East as Grand Central signs deal with Hitachi

New battery hybrid trains will be made in County Durham after the rail regulator allowed Grand Central services to be extended until 2038

·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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The Northern Echo broke the news in County Durham, United Kingdom on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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