Overview
- The government set monthly pricing at €60 for general users and €30 for young people, confirming availability from the second half of January 2026.
- The pass covers cercanías and medium‑distance trains plus state‑run buses across Spain, but it does not apply to high‑speed AVE routes.
- Existing public‑transport discounts will remain in place throughout 2026 alongside the new nationwide pass.
- Sales are slated to begin on January 1 so users can start traveling with the pass in the latter half of the month.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez presented the measure as easing household transport costs and encouraging a shift from private cars, with regions invited to integrate their networks.