La alta velocidad descarrila en España por la guerra de precios
🏩 Ouigo reported a 17% increase in losses last year, reaching €43 million, while Renfe’s losses grew by €14 million to €65 million. The high-speed rail sector in Spain faces financial challenges due to intense price competition. Despite ticket price reductions benefiting consumers, the average high-speed rail fare stands at €25, with unsustainable operational costs. Spain's rail liberalization led to a 40% projected rise in passenger numbers, yet companies may moderate aggressive pricing to end the low-cost carrier price war.
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