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About: Hitachi Newton Aycliffe

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Hitachi Newton Aycliffe (also known as Newton Aycliffe Manufacturing Facility) is a railway rolling stock assembly plant owned by Hitachi Rail Europe, situated in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, in the North East of England. Construction started in 2013 at a cost of £82 million, with train assembly commencing in 2015. It was the first factory that Hitachi built in Europe, as a result of it winning the Intercity Express Programme tender.Originally on opening, no actual manufacturing operations took place at the site; it assembled components built elsewhere into completed trains. However, for the later classes, some manufacturing took place on site. By October 2017, the plant employed over 1,000 members of staff.

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  • Hitachi Newton Aycliffe (also known as Newton Aycliffe Manufacturing Facility) is a railway rolling stock assembly plant owned by Hitachi Rail Europe, situated in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, in the North East of England. Construction started in 2013 at a cost of £82 million, with train assembly commencing in 2015. It was the first factory that Hitachi built in Europe, as a result of it winning the Intercity Express Programme tender.Originally on opening, no actual manufacturing operations took place at the site; it assembled components built elsewhere into completed trains. However, for the later classes, some manufacturing took place on site. By October 2017, the plant employed over 1,000 members of staff. In December 2021, it was announced that the rolling stock for the HS2 line, would be a joint venture between Hitachi and Alstom. (en)
  • 日立製作所ニュートン・エイクリフ工場（英語: Hitachi Newton Aycliffe、Newton Aycliffe Manufacturing Facility）はイギリス、イングランド北東部のダラム、に所在する（日立製作所子会社）の鉄道車両工場である。 (ja)
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  • Location in County Durham (en)
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  • Hitachi Newton Aycliffe (en)
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  • 日立製作所ニュートン・エイクリフ工場（英語: Hitachi Newton Aycliffe、Newton Aycliffe Manufacturing Facility）はイギリス、イングランド北東部のダラム、に所在する（日立製作所子会社）の鉄道車両工場である。 (ja)
  • Hitachi Newton Aycliffe (also known as Newton Aycliffe Manufacturing Facility) is a railway rolling stock assembly plant owned by Hitachi Rail Europe, situated in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, in the North East of England. Construction started in 2013 at a cost of £82 million, with train assembly commencing in 2015. It was the first factory that Hitachi built in Europe, as a result of it winning the Intercity Express Programme tender.Originally on opening, no actual manufacturing operations took place at the site; it assembled components built elsewhere into completed trains. However, for the later classes, some manufacturing took place on site. By October 2017, the plant employed over 1,000 members of staff. (en)
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  • 日立製作所ニュートン・エイクリフ工場 (ja)
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