Eurostar has revealed plans to invest in up to 50 new trains, expanding its fleet by around 30pc by the early 2030s.
The exact details regarding the source of the new trains are yet to be disclosed, but Eurostar aims to set new standards for customer experience and comfort with these upcoming additions.
Following the merger with Thalys, Eurostar currently operates a fleet of 51 trains, and with the new investment, it anticipates operating a total of 67 trains, replacing the existing rolling stock.
The company targets carrying 30m passengers annually by 2030 and has committed to powering trains across its network with 100pc renewable energy by 2030, with strong revenue growth exceeding €2bn in 2023 and plans to enhance the travel experience for passengers.
