Xi'an Metro (西安地铁)

Xi'an Metro, also known as Xi'an Rail Transit, is a rapid transit system in the city of Xi'an and the neighboring city of Xianyang in Shaanxi province, China. Xi'an Metro began operations on September 16, 2011. The inaugural Line 2 marked the beginning of Xi'an's metro system, extending approximately 26.5 kilometers and connecting the high-tech development zone in the east with the western areas of the city. Currently 9 lines are operational. Equipped with modern facilities and efficient services, the metro system has not only reduced traffic congestion but also contributed to the city's sustainable development goals.

Operator
Operation start16 September 2011
Total Lines9 Metro Lines
Total Station192 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryXi'an China
Official Webhttps://www.xianrail.com/

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Line 130Xianyangxizhan ⇄ Fangzhicheng
▣ Line 225Caotan ⇄ Changninggong
▣ Line 326Yuhuazhai ⇄ Baoshuiqu
▣ Line 429Xi'an Beizhan ⇄ Hangtian Xincheng
▣ Line 531Matengkong ⇄ Chuangxingang
▣ Line 630Xi'anguojiyixuezhongxin ⇄ Fangzhicheng
▣ Line 915Fangzhicheng ⇄ Qinlingxi
▣ Line 1418Airport West (T1, T2, T3) ⇄ Heshao
▣ Line 169Qinchuangyuanzhongxin ⇄ Shijingli

  • The Xi'an Metro officially began operations on September 16, 2011 with the opening of its first line, Line 2.
  • The initial phase of the Xi'an Metro, Line 2, stretches for approximately 26.5 kilometers, connecting the eastern high-tech development zone with the western parts of the city.
  • Since its inception, the Xi'an Metro has expanded significantly, with the introduction of additional lines to increase connectivity and coverage.
  • The metro system has played a role in reducing traffic congestion in Xi'an, providing an alternative mode of transportation.
  • The Xi'an Metro has experienced growth in ridership since its opening, reflecting its importance in the daily lives of the city's residents.