Overview
- An updated fare grid effective January 2 allows €119 tickets on selected high‑demand services.
- The ceiling has been extended to 76 routes, with reporting indicating about ten trains are initially affected until full summer reservations open.
- Price checks found Paris–Bayonne and Paris–Lyon dates where Ouigo was pricier than inOui on the same day.
- Average Ouigo fares have risen about 73% over six years versus roughly 4% for inOui, according to media reports.
- Transport user group FNAUT criticizes a drift from the low‑cost model and warns the cap could rise further, as Ouigo simultaneously promoted 300,000 €19 tickets this week.