Sinara Group’s exhibition stand primarily focuses on the Company's new transport engineering products that are domestically developed. Every visitor will be able to step into the shoes of a tram driver: there will be a full-size mock-up of a tram driver’s cab, complete with a control console, at the Company’s stand. Another type of public transport - the Sinara electric bus painted in a pattern that is used exclusively for the public transport of the city of Magnitogorsk, which is to become the first city where electric buses manufactured by the Sinara Group will operate - will be presented as part of the outdoor exhibition. The bus has an autonomous driving range of up to 240 km. The electric bus has a completely low-floor passenger compartment, can accommodate up to ~90 passengers (37 of them sitting), has anti-clamping and kneeling features, and a two-zone climate system. It also features extra-wide doors, a high-tech driver's seat, a steel body frame, and an enhanced braking system.
Moreover, visitors of the Sinara Group’s stand will be able to see there a mockup model of a tracked snow groomer and to discuss the project of development of the Novokoltsovsky district, which is where the second phase of the UrFU campus is being built. Products and solutions for B2B and B2C customers offered by Sinara Bank will also be featured at the exhibition stand.
Lead experts and top managers of the Company will talk in detail at the Sinara Group’s set of lectures about the most recent innovations in engineering, IT and banking sectors. The schedule of appearances is posted in the Company’s Telegram channel.
Train of the future - the largest exhibit at INNOPROM
A high-speed train, which is project promoted by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, will be exhibited at INNOPROM. Visitors will be able to see within the context of the outdoor exhibition a full-scale mockup of the cab car of a high-speed train complete with its passenger compartment, train driver's cab and control console. The manufacturing of domestic rolling stock for the Moscow-St. Petersburg high-speed line will be arranged at the Ural Locomotives enterprise. The first two prototypes are to be manufactured in the year 2028.
The high-speed train will achieve speeds of up to 400 km/h, have an eight-car layout, several classes of service, and a capacity of up to 460 passengers. It will also be equipped with a computer vision suite, remote control equipment, collision avoidance and digital control systems. Currently, two new production buildings with a total area of ​​60 thousand square meters are being built at the factory and a pool of suppliers who will participate in the high-speed train’s production is being formed.