• Siemens Mobility and Transport for London presented the new Inspiro London Piccadilly line train at the Piccadilly Showcase Event during InnoTrans 2026 

• Visitors also experienced Siemens Mobility's digital rail solutions, including Railigent X, showcasing how data-driven technologies can improve performance, and reliability across the railway 

• 80% of Transport for London’s 94-train order for the new Piccadilly line fleet, is being manufactured at Siemens Mobility's £240 million Goole Rail Village in the UK 

• Siemens Congleton has recently manufactured its ten millionth Sinamics product
• Production milestone of Congleton factory follows sustained investment in the local workforce and modern industrial technology to enhance productivity

• Luke Taylor, Member of Parliament for Sutton and Cheam, and Liberal Democrat Frontbench Spokesperson for London visits Siemens Mobility's Three Bridges Depot
• The visit focused on the use of data driven maintenance for optimising performance and long-term investment in skills and infrastructure
• Siemens Mobility employees at the depot, help keep Thameslink services running reliably for passengers across London from Bedford to Brighton.

• New leadership appointment strengthens focus on autonomous buildings, advancing sustainable, digitally enabled self‑optimising infrastructure.
• Faye Bowser brings over 20 years’ experience across energy systems, infrastructure and business transformation.

• Two devices installed at South Gyle and Dalmeny stations will close critical gaps in emergency medical coverage on the rail network
• The donation deepens Siemens Mobility’s partnership with ScotRail and Street Soccer Scotland
• Extending contribution beyond electrification and signalling work on the Fife and Borders lines

• Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) fundraiser and awareness day held by Edinburgh Trams and Siemens Mobility.
• Members of the blind and visually impaired community visited the Edinburgh Trams depot to explore tram accessibility and experience specialised tram simulators first-hand.
• The event brought together employees, RNIB volunteers, and the local community through sight-loss simulation activities and fundraising – demonstrating Siemens Mobility’s dedication to making a positive difference in the communities it serves.