Grand Central is to replace its diesel multiple unit fleet with Hitachi’s first UK tri-mode sets in an order worth around £300 million.
Grand Central announces Hitachi tri-mode order after securing 11-year track access extension
03/04/2025 in News
03/04/2025 in News
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