U.S. Customs and Border Protection Service agents detained subway car shells and assorted parts imported from China for ...

The Trump administration’s trade war with China will have a negative impact on the production of Orange and Red Line MBTA ...

CRRC started running new subway cars -- Orange Line cars it's building for the MBTA -- on its 2,200-foot test track during the week of Nov. 13. Each new car costs $2.43 million.

SPRINGFIELD — Replacement parts for CRRC MA-built Orange Line MBTA cars pulled from service earlier this month were due to arrive at a maintenance facility Monday and the cars will be back ...

The T for years has had contracts worth nearly $900 million in place with Chinese rail company CRRC to replace the entire Red and Orange Line fleets with 404 brand-new vehicles, but so far only 78 ...

A CRRC spokesperson did not immediately return a request for comment. CRRC is set to deliver 152 new Orange Line cars and 252 new Red Line cars as part of an approximately $1 billion contract with ...

There are fresh concerns that the production of new Red and Orange Line MBTA cars could slow down at the Springfield plant where they are being built as CRRC, the Chinese-based company that owns the ...

These are just two of the dozens of tests the T has been conducting in recent months on the first new Orange Line train in decades. (Eva Maldonado) Within a few weeks, riders on the Orange Line ...

Most of the vehicles will be assembled at CRRC’s new $95 million rolling stock manufacturing facility in Springfield, Mass., which is scheduled to open in 2018. The new Orange Line trains are expected ...

CRRC’s current schedule puts the remaining Orange Line delivery into next summer, and the final Red Line cars wouldn’t arrive until the summer of 2025, putting the projects 17 and 21 months ...

MBTA Could Be Waiting Even Longer for Brand New Cars T board member says "We can't go on like this" By Chris Lisinski • Published September 30, 2022 • Updated on September 30, 2022 at 11:18 am ...

All 140 trains running on the Orange Line today are CRRC cars, according to the MBTA. The remaining 12 cars are expected by September 2025. Only 32 new Red Line cars are in service, meaning CRRC ...