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2025-01-24 14:54:22

News 2025.01 - Wiener Linien Type X

The U2 comeback!

The Wiener Linien is celebrating the comeback of the year: the U2 has been running continuously from Seestadt to Karlsplatz again since December 6th 2024. With a slight delay, we can now also introduce the new star of the U2: The Type X from Wiener Linien! The smart newcomer is fully on board and is running the entire tour - We ♥ U2!

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In addition to the new platform screen doors, the entire U2 line has been extensively refurbished and prepared for fully automatic operation from 2026. The new edition of the models of the Vienna X-carriage has already been prepared and, in addition to a wealth of new carriage numbers, now also offers the matching destinations of the main lines U3 and brand new U2.

The models of the control car, which were temporarily out of stock, are now also available again. The single carriage is often used to give the three-car half-train set a worthy, if not quite exemplary, finish. After all, who has the space to run a six-car whole train almost 1.3 meters long? Speaking of finishing: the -30% promotion ends on 31 January! If you want to place an order quickly, this is your last warning!

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