Citadis 301

The Citadis 301 is part of Alstom's Citadis family and is part of the first generation of Citadis trams, called the Citadis X01. It was introduced in 1999. The Citadis has three sections and is 70% low floor. The Citadis 301 is only used in Europe, unlike its younger Citadis siblings that are sold largely in other parts of the world. As of 2020, only 56 out 78 of Citadis 301s has been upgraded to Citadis 401s, and the 22 301s that are not converted to 401s are in France, Orléans.

The tram is owned by Flexity Transport.

It can be used on tram routes 4, 5, 8, 21, 24 and 25.

It can be used by anyone that is ranked Driver and above.

Dimensions
Length: 29.9 meters

Width: 2.32 - 2.65 meters

Power Supply

 * Overhead Wires via Pantograph
 * Proprietary Ground-Level Power Supply
 * On-Board Batteries to store electrical power (only possible for short distances)