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<\/a>Photo: Siemens Mobility\nVectron X at InnoTrans 2026 connects the locomotive<\/p>\n
According to Siemens Mobility\u2019s official InnoTrans 2026 announcement<\/a>\u2060, the company will present around 45 indoor exhibits across more than 1,000 square metres, together with over 300 metres of outdoor displays. The Berlin showcase will cover rolling stock, signalling, software, maintenance and passenger applications.<\/p>\n Vectron X adds an open software layer to the established locomotive family. Its central Smart Screen will bring operational data, route information and customer, operator and third-party applications into one interface, while an onboard app marketplace and open APIs will support additional functions. Railigent X will also enable remote software updates over the locomotive\u2019s lifecycle.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t miss\u2026North Carolina multimodal freight plan seeks input<\/a><\/p>\n Siemens first presented the digitalised locomotive<\/a>\u2060 at its Munich-Allach service centre in June. Railway Supply previously covered the Vectron X launch<\/a>\u2060 and its app-based cab functions, which are intended for both freight and passenger operations.<\/p>\n \u201cNothing is transforming rail faster than data and AI. Operators need more capacity, availability, and a better passenger experience while making the most of existing infrastructure. That\u2019s exactly what Siemens Xcelerator is designed to deliver. At InnoTrans 2022, we committed to building a connected, open, and future-ready mobility ecosystem. Today, that vision has become reality. Our Siemens Xcelerator portfolio demonstrates how open APIs, standardized data, and connected platforms are turning digital innovation into measurable customer value at scale. With Vectron X, we are now bringing this open platform and software-defined approach to rolling stock,\u201d said Michael Peter, CEO of Siemens Mobility.<\/p>\n Vectron X at InnoTrans 2026 adds AI and maintenance<\/p>\n Siemens plans to demonstrate AI-supported traffic management, predictive maintenance, passenger information and infrastructure diagnostics. Its Signaling X portfolio will include Smart Object Controllers and the DS3 safety platform, which runs signalling applications on commercial off-the-shelf hardware.<\/p>\n Railigent X will show how train and infrastructure data can support condition monitoring, remote diagnostics and failure prediction. The company will also present automated vehicle inspection, over-the-air updates, S3 Passenger Revenue Management and the Train Planning System Suite. A new cloud-based yard-management application, TPS.yardoptimizer, will make its exhibition debut.<\/p>\n The outdoor display will include Vectron X, other cross-border Vectron locomotives, \u00d6BB\u2019s Mireo, the battery-electric Mireo Plus B and the Inspiro train for London\u2019s Piccadilly line. InnoTrans 2026<\/a>\u2060 runs in Berlin from 22 to 25 September.<\/p>\n