Belarusian Railway showcased new passenger carriages in corporate style
In compartment carriages and SV (luxury) carriages, the lower berths easily transform into seats.

On Friday, the branded train № 2 Minsk — Moscow "Belarus" departed from Minsk-Passazhirskiy station on its maiden voyage. It is unusual because it consists of new carriages, the press service of Belarusian Railway reports.
The train includes modern SV (luxury), compartment, and open-plan sleeper (platskart) carriages. Each of them combines technological advancement and convenience for passengers.
In compartment carriages and SV carriages, the lower berths easily transform into seats, allowing passengers to choose the most comfortable option for rest during the journey. Individual safes are also provided.
Headquarters carriages are specially equipped for the transportation of people with disabilities, as well as those accompanying them.

Environmentally friendly toilet facilities, water and air disinfection systems, and air conditioning create a healthy and comfortable environment in the carriages. Additionally, all carriages have sanitary units with shower cabins.
Automatic doors, sealed inter-car gangways, a well-thought-out lighting system, and other technical solutions make using the carriages intuitive and convenient.

The daily needs of travelers have also not been forgotten. Individual sockets for charging personal devices are provided in the carriages. Now you don't have to worry about your phone or laptop running out of battery during the journey.
The interior design was developed and produced jointly with enterprises of the "Bellegprom" concern. In the design of covers and curtain holders, a ribbon with the image of cornflowers is used. Cornflowers also became the motif for embroidery on linen headrests and napkins.
Elements of the corporate design are applied to towels and dishes produced at enterprises in Belarus.
In 2026, Belarusian Railway received 30 new passenger carriages. They will operate as part of the branded train № 2/1 Minsk — Moscow "Belarus".
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