It's still not at all clear when Kawasaki plans to fully reveal its new sport side-by-side (SxS), a high-performance monster ...

The fourth annual “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” contest has kicked off, with the 2025 nomination process now open through ...

The MTA is taking a step toward expanding its fleet of open gangway subway cars — and potentially bringing the new-look rides to the numbered lines. With funding for the 2025-2029 $68.4 billion ...

With great expectations on the receiving end, a convoy of flatbed trucks was loading Wednesday and leaving Kawasaki's plant in Lincoln Thursday to deliver new subway cars to the nation's capital ...

The initial contract with Kawasaki Rail Car to deliver 535 subway cars was awarded in January 2018, with subsequent options for additional purchases. Option 1 for 640 closed-end cars (R211A) was ...

The MTA board is poised to buy 80 new "open-gangway" R211T subway cars, part of a larger, 435-car purchase option from train-builder Kawasaki that was delayed by the pause on congestion pricing.

The new R211 subway cars made by Kawasaki also sport more modern features, such as security cameras, additional accessible seating, and brighter lighting and signage, including digital displays ...

With so few subway car manufacturers, the MTA was compelled to expand the Kawasaki contract in 2022 with an order for another 640 next-generation subway cars, bringing the total value of the MTA ...

The MTA confirmed it was pulling six out of the seven rail cars out of service due to equipment problems — just months after the high-tech trains were unveiled.