Greenbrier Europe at Transport Logistic 2025

Greenbrier Europe at Transport Logistic 2025

Setting the Stage for Innovation

Transport Logistic 2025 brought together the world’s leading transport and logistics professionals — and Greenbrier Europe was there to showcase the next generation of freight wagons.

Visitors to our stand explored our latest rail solutions up close and discovered the engineering and technology behind each model.

Featured Wagons

We debuted four outstanding wagon types at the show:

  • Eamnos 57 m³ – 4-axle open box wagon
  • Zags 106 m³ – 4-axle tank wagon for Ammonia
  • Sdggmrss – 6-axle articulated wagon
  • Rens – 4-axle flat wagon

Watch the Wagon Videos

Highlights from Our Stand

Our videos bring the show floor to life:

  • Behind-the-scenes action with our wagons
  • Engaging conversations with visitors and partners
  • Memorable moments and special experiences at Transport Logistic 2025

Relive the Highlights

Innovation in Motion

Greenbrier Europe continues to drive the future of rail transport. Explore our videos to see how every wagon combines efficiency, reliability, and advanced design.

Trade shows

InnoTrans 2026: Four Days in Berlin and What Began There

At InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin (22–25 September), we presented three new wagon designs, a new radial-steering bogie and a condition-based maintenance gateway, and signed a cooperation agreement with Logistik, one of Europe’s leading rail freight operators.
One month after the exhibition opened its doors, we are looking back at four days of new developments, valuable conversations and partnerships that will continue well beyond Berlin.

Greenbrier Europe at Eurasia Rail 2025

Istanbul once again became the hub of the railway industry – and Greenbrier Europe was there, meeting with partners, customers, and rail enthusiasts from around the world.

Greenbrier Europe at Transport Logistic 2025

Transport Logistic 2025 brought together the world’s leading transport and logistics professionals — and Greenbrier Europe was there to showcase the next generation of freight wagons.