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“Thank you and goodbye to business class trains in Java. After more than four decades of faithfully accompanying your travels, starting today, July 15, 2025, business-class trains in Java officially retire,” KAI wrote on social media.

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The modernization initiative began in 2023 and includes the acquisition of 612 Stainless Steel New Generation railcars, with completion targeted for 2027.“The procurement of 612 New Generation railcars represents a long-term investment by KAI to gradually modernize its passenger fleet. Every trainset that enters service offers improved comfort standards and forms part of our continuous service development efforts,” Anne said.
The Stainless Steel New Generation fleet is now operating on numerous long-distance services across executive, mixed executive-economy, and economy-class routes.“Throughout the delivery and operation process, we have received valuable input from passengers and operational staff. These suggestions are continuously incorporated into improvements for subsequent trainsets,” she said.
Under the proposed structure, KAI will serve as the holding company, while INKA will become a subholding focused on railway manufacturing and related industrial activities."This is a directive from Danantara. The target is to complete it this year," Bobby said following a meeting with Commission VI of the House of Representatives (DPR).
The proposal has received support from members of the DPR. Commission VI member Rizal Bawazier said an acquisition agreement is expected to be signed in November 2026."KAI will be the holding company, and INKA will become the subholding," Bobby explained.

The initiative will be supported by expanded engineering capabilities as well as research and development (R&D) activities aimed at increasing local content in Indonesia's railway products."The propulsion system is the train's driving system. Through this program, we aim to manufacture propulsion systems domestically at INKA instead of relying on imports," Eko told a parliamentary hearing with Commission XI of the House of Representatives.
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