Latest Madrid Metro news
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Madrid Metro renames Los Espartales and Sierra de Guadalupe to aid identification of access to Getafe stadium and UPM.
San Fernando de Henares' council demands immediate action from the Community of Madrid regarding four buildings on Nazario Calonge street.
Madrid Metro cuts lines 6, 7 and 9 in August with free buses. Track renewal works affect sections between Argüelles and Ciudad Universitaria, Gregorio Marañón and Pitis, and Arganda-Rivas.
The Community of Madrid will invest €880.6 million to extend Metro Line 11 with four new stations to Valdebebas Norte, connecting with IFEMA, the Justice City, and T4.
Madrid's new autonomous trains, the first since 2008, will undergo night tests this summer on lines 10, 11, and 12 before reaching line 6.
The first automatic train of Metro Madrid, with capacity for 1,385 passengers, starts night tests on lines 10, 11 and 12. The investment is €531 million.
The first automatic train of Madrid's Metro will operate on Line 6 in 2027, announced President Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
The Community of Madrid will invest €13.2 million to renew 163 km of Metro track and acquire spare parts for trains, with night works not affecting service.
The Community of Madrid tenders the extension of Metro Line 11 with €880 million, 7.2 km, and four stations to Valdebebas, connecting to IFEMA, the airport, and the City of Justice.