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Bozankaya is a Turkish manufacturer of rolling stock including metro, tram and trolleybus vehicles.

History

The company was originally founded as BBC & C in Wolfenbüttel, Germany by Murat Bozankaya. The company moved its headquarters to Ankara, Turkey in 2003.

Customers

Metros

• BTS Skytrain, Bangkok, Thailand — Siemens Inspiro (EMU-A2) trains in a joint venture with Siemens
• MRT Blue Line, Bangkok, Thailand — Siemens Inspiro (EMU-BLE#2) trains in a joint venture with Siemens
• MRT Orange Line, Bangkok, Thailand — Siemens Inspiro (EMU-IOL) trains in a joint venture with Siemens

Trams

• AntRay, Antalya, Turkey
• CTP Iași, Iași, Romania
• Kayseray, Kayseri, Turkey
• STPT, Timișoara, Romania

Trolleybuses

• Malatya, Turkey

Products

Electricity bus

• Sileo (electricity bus):
  • Sileo S10
  • Sileo S12
  • Sileo S18
  • Sileo S25

Metro

Technical Specifications of the Vehicle

- 4 modules (flexible modular production) - 8 bogies (6 motorized + 2 trailer bogies) - 88 meters long, 3050 mm wide, 4000 mm high - 75% motorized vehicles - Stainless steel body - 1435 mm rail span - 1500 V DC, pantograph powered - Approx. 16 tons axle load - 1080 passenger capacity, 168 seated - Sliding plug type doors - 80 km/h maximum speed

Tram

• Kayseri Tram

Weighs 42 tons, has a maximum speed of 70 km/h, and has 8 double doors and 4 single doors Timișoara Tram Has a maximum speed of 70 km/h, an acceleration rate of 1.1 m/s², and can accommodate 251 passengers. The trams are battery-powered and can travel up to 70 km on a single charge.

• Iași Tram

Has a minimum capacity of 135 passengers, including at least five seats for people with disabilities. The trams are equipped with air conditioning, heating, Wi-Fi, GPS, LED panels, and collision warning systems.

• Kocaeli Tram

Is 33 meters long, has a capacity of 298 passengers, including 66 seated, and is 100% low-floor bidirectional

Trambus

Bozankaya Trambus is the new public transportation vehicle of the modern era, which is electric, has a high passenger carrying capacity.

References

1. "bozankaya". www.bozankaya.de.
2. "All Siemens – Bozankaya trains operate in Bangkok". Railway PRO. December 6, 2019.
3. "Bozankaya signs Antalya tram contract". Railway PRO. June 29, 2020.

External links

• Bozankaya

• Manufacturing companies based in Ankara
• Rail vehicle manufacturers of Turkey
• Tram manufacturers