OUIGO (France's low-cost high-speed train)

Overview

OUIGO is a low-cost high-speed train brand under SNCF Voyageurs, launched in April 2013 ^[wiki?], including two products: OUIGO Grande Vitesse (high-speed line) and OUIGO Vitesse Classique (conventional line, such as Paris–Lyon).

Features

• Low ticket prices with optional paid services (power outlets, extra luggage, etc.);
• Frequently uses peripheral city stations to reduce costs, such as Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy near Paris, and Pardiou Station and Saint-Exupéry Airport station in Lyon;
• Connects Marseille, Bordeaux, Nantes, Lille, Strasbourg, and other cities ^[1].

Operation

• Operator: SNCF Voyageurs ^[1];
• Ticket purchase channels: SNCF Connect and the official ouigo.com website.