Hong Kong Tramways (HKT), a 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) narrow-gauge tram system in Hong Kong, is one of the earliest forms of public transport in the metropolis, having opened in 1904 under British rule... (more)

The Light Rail Depot has been open for tour visits in recent years. The tour includes experiencing train washing and collection displays. In addition, there is a guided tour at the Main Workshop, ... (more)

The first generation EMU for East Rail was in service between 1982-1999, and the E44 was the only train set that didn’t undergo mid-life refurbishment. MTR restored the train with parts transfer... (more)

To celebrate the 35 years of Light Rail service, MTR introduced a retro livery on two Phase I LRVs. The orange and white livery was in use in the early years until 2000. These two units currently ... (more)

The double-decker trams are one of the important symbols of Hong Kong.

The Light Rail system has been experiencing fleet refurbishment and renewal over the last decade. The KCR livery LRVs have now become the minority in the fleet.

After a year of system upgrade work, the Peak Tram has recently resumed service. The preserved 5th Generation Tram is now settled on the siding near MacDonnell Road, while its successor has taken ... (more)

To prepare for the Kwun Tong Line Extension, MTR made further orders for C-Train. There were seven sets of new trains entered service in 2013.

MTR launched an art train on East Rail Line, featuring the key elements of the railway line. The exterior design adopted strokes of Chinese words with various theme colors used on stations of the ... (more)

Sweden delivered one X 2000 train set to China's Guangshen Railway Co. Ltd. in 1998. The set operated under the name Xinshisu (translated as "new speed") in Guangzhou-Kowloon thr... (more)

As part of the Shatin to Central Link project, MTR introduced new East Rail Line trains built by Hyundai Rotem in Korea. These 9-car trains operate with the new signaling system, which encountered... (more)

More new Korean-made trains have arrived in Hong Kong. MTR has already replaced half of the East Rail Line train fleet with the new trains since February.

The entire network of Tuen Ma Line has commenced service in Jun 2021. The section of Hung Hom-East Tsim Sha Tsui, formerly part of West Rail Line, is rerouted to connect the new track.

As part of the Shatin to Central Link project, MTR introduced new East Rail Line trains built by Hyundai Rotem in Korea. These 9-car trains operate with the new signaling system, which encountered... (more)

In 2011, MTR introduced 15 sets of new trains for the urban lines. Built by CNR Changchun in China, these trains operate on the Kwun Tong Line to expand the fleet.