Flexity Zurich is the new low-floor streetcar generation of the Zurich Transport Authority (VBZ), which has been gradually put into operation since 2020. It was built on the basis of the Flexity 2 platform from the manufacturer Alstom (formerly Bombardier). Milani Design & consulting is responsible for the exterior appearance and interior design of the Zurich Flexity version. In the briefing for the design, VBZ as the customer explicitly requested a design reference to the well-known Zurich streetcar shelters of the 1930s. The new streetcar was to "calmly blend into the urban space like a flowing, open and inviting pavilion". Flexity Zürich owes its strikingly large windows, bright, uncluttered interior, and rounded windshield, which give the streetcar a distinctive face, to this reference. In addition to accessibility, energy efficiency and sustainability Flexity Zürich offers a number of special features: USB ports for charging mobile devices, hooks on the seats for hanging bags and, as a further innovation, a highly visible LED passenger guidance system at the front and rear of the tram, whose colour changes from white to orange immediately before departure.