Four more Caravaggio trains have entered service on the Milan–Carnate–Ponte San Pietro line, adding to the trains already operating on the route. Thanks to these new additions, all services on the line are now operated by new, high-capacity trains. For passengers, this means greater service reliability, improved comfort and accessibility, and enhanced safety.
The trains introduced on the line are four-car, double-decker units and are part of a new order for 13 Caravaggio trains, backed by an investment of approximately €130 million by FNM to continue the renewal of Trenord’s fleet. Of the 13 trains scheduled for delivery in 2026, eight will be four-car, double-decker units with a total seating capacity of 440 passengers, while five will have five cars and 570 seats.
To date, six trains from this order are already in service: two Caravaggio trains entered service in recent weeks on the Milan–Treviglio–Cremona line, followed by the four introduced on the Milan–Ponte San Pietro line.
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