The mass production of passenger cars by the Swiss company Stadler has officially commenced in Kazakhstan. The production process began at the "Stadler Kazakhstan" LLP plant in Astana, in collaboration with JSC "Passenger Transportation." This initiative is part of Kazakhstan's broader railway modernization program, aimed at enhancing the country’s rail infrastructure, "Caspian Energy Media" reports.

According to the project details, the first batch of 51 wagons is expected to be delivered to the customer by the end of this year. By 2030, a total of 557 units of rolling stock are planned for production. The lineup will include a variety of cars: compartment and reserved seating cars, specialized cars for passengers with limited mobility, and generator cars.