2027
Rolling Stock Days
The European event dedicated to railway rolling stock
- 19 - 20 January 2027
- Strasbourg, France
Exhibitors
0
+
Attendees
0
+
Countries represented
0
+
Speakers
0
+
Event overview
Rolling Stock Days brings together Europe’s leading rolling stock players around strategic conferences, pre-scheduled business meetings and networking opportunities.
Organised by AERRL and abe with the support of the European Union Agency for Railways (ERA).
Why attend?
Meet qualified partners
Expand your European network
Discover sector innovations
Engage with market decision-makers
Generate new business opportunities
Conference themes
Maintenance
Markets trends, Standardisation, Obsolescence management
ERTMS
FRMCS implementation, ETCS baseline, ESC tests
Funding & Cost Drivers
Rolling stock funding, DAC, Freight competiveness
Energy management and transition
Net zero fleet, Energy metering
Safety
ERA, JNS findings
Data
AI, Cybersecurity
Business Meetings
Overview of the matchmaking programme enabling suppliers and buyers to schedule targeted meetings ahead of the event.
AERRL
Overview of the association and its role within the European rail ecosystem.
Lessors key figures
€800M
per year in new locomotives
€600M
per year in maintenance
€1B
per year in passenger trains
40%+
of all new locomotives in Europe are bought by leasing companies. Between 2025 and 2027, one in two deliveries will go to a leasing company.
1 in 4
electric locomotives in Europe expected to be owned by a leasing company by 2030
Strasbourg
Geographic position
Strasbourg benefits from a central location in Europe, serving as a natural crossroads between Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western Europe. This position enhances its role as a key platform for international exchanges and collaborations.
As the seat of the European Parliament, Strasbourg symbolizes European unity - a fitting backdrop for an event bringing together the continent's railway industry
Railway Market Connection
Situated at the border of the French and German railway markets, Strasbourg offers privileged access to Europe's leading railway players.
This makes it a strategic meeting point for companies seeking to develop cross-border partnerships and strengthen their presence in the European rail industry.