Ouigo España

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Ouigo España

Ouigo España TGV Euroduplex operating in Barcelona Sants station
Legal status	Sociedad Anónima Unipersonal
Headquarters	Calle Alfonso XII, 62, Madrid
Website	https://www.ouigo.com/es/

Ouigo España^[1] is an open-access operator, that operates high-speed services between Madrid and Barcelona in Spain. It is a subsidiary of SNCF, the French national railway company, and uses its trademark Ouigo.

History[]

As part of the liberalization of rail passenger transport in Spain, the SNCF has also been offering Ouigo services there since May 2021.^[2] Initially, five pairs of Ouigo trains will connect Barcelona with Madrid, and connections from Madrid to Valencia, Alicante, Malaga and Seville are also planned for a later date. 14 TGV Duplex sets are used.^[3][4][5][6] Ouigo is in competition with the low-price brand avlo in high-speed traffic of the Spanish state railway company Renfe, which will start in June 2021, and Intermodalidad de Levante (ILSA), a sister company of the Spanish airline Air Nostrum, which was founded with a minority stake by Trenitalia, which is scheduled to start in 2022.

Services[]

Routes[]

As of March 2022, Ouigo España operates a single route between Madrid Atocha, Zaragoza–Delicias, Tarragona, and Barcelona Sants.

Rolling stock[]

9 TGV Euroduplex trainsets are used for the service. Unlike those used by Ouigo in France, these trainsets still have the conventional SNCF TGV inOui interior.

See also[]

• Avlo, a competitor service by Renfe
• , a future competitor service by Air Nostrum and Trenitalia
• Ouigo, a sister company offering low-cost services in France

References[]

External links[]

• Ouigo España

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