When the Turkish government announced plans to build its first national electric high-speed train – capable of carrying 585 passengers at a speed of 225 kilometers per hour – the challenge was not just to achieve speed and efficiency, but to do so as sustainably as possible.
Canray Transportation, part of industrial manufacturing group Yeşilova, rose to the challenge. The company designs and delivers critical interior components including the ceiling modules, wall panels and lighting, plus the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems – all optimized to be as lightweight and energy-efficient as possible.
Step onto the Riyadh Metro in Saudi Arabia, the RER NG in Paris, the I-LINT in Germany or the underground train networks in Dubai or Hanoi, and you’ll find interior components engineered by the company. While all these projects are unique, one thing remains unchanged: Canray’s drive for sustainability.
“The future of transportation is being shaped by environmentally friendly and innovative solutions,” said Yasemin Yeşilova, Canray’s general manager, during Eurasia Rail 2025, one of the largest specialized rail systems fairs in Turkey. “At Canray, we are working to contribute to that future. By combining our experience in both national projects and international markets with the principles of sustainability, we continue to guide the direction of the industry.”
To deliver effective and sustainable solutions to the world’s leading rail system manufacturers, Canray takes full responsibility for the entire product lifecycle, from the initial design through to validation and then manufacturing. By connecting all of these processes via a single digital thread in Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform, it not only ensures high quality and efficiency, but reduces waste through right-first-time production.