Leitner Technologies, the international leader in the development of cable transport technology and snowgroomers was commissioned with the task of constructing the Aramón Leitner Cable Car. Leitner’s traditional markets are the Alps, Southern Europe and Scandinavia, although it also has great market potential in other continents. The company has a great deal of experience in International Exhibitions – such as Expo Seville ‘92, Expo Hanover 2000 and Expo Daejeon 1993 (South Korea) – where it provided visitors with transport solutions boasting spectacular bird’s eye views.      

Pininfarina Design

The Aramón Leitner Cable Car used the ‘Diamont’ cabin model (designed by Pininfarina for Leitner) as it adapts to the specific needs of the Expo and offers passengers great safety and comfort.
Each cabin has a riveted aluminium frame, equipped with a shock-absorbing system giving passengers a smooth ride. The windows are manufactured using organic material and are double glazed. Finally, the door opening/closing mechanism, installed in a compact, removable control box, brings all the door closing and locking functions together.
The cabins are designed to give operators full and immediate access to the control areas.

Pininfarina is an Italian company specialising in vehicle design and bodybuilding. The company has been commissioned to draw up designs for many leading vehicle manufacturers including Ferrari, Maserati, Jaguar, Volvo, Alfa Romeo, Nash, Peugeot, MG and Lancia. Since the 1980s, Pininfarina has been offering an industrial and interior design consultancy service to its corporate clients. Furthermore, the company has designed trams and trains, such as the Dutch national high-speed trains, which are still under construction.