[4] After German reunification in 1990, Meerane station was also stop for express, D and InterRegio trains for a short time.

After the InterRegio connections were discontinued, only Regionalbahn and Regional-Express services operated by DB Regio stopped at Meerane.

It was now connected to the west (Erfurt, Jena, Gera), north (Altenburg, Leipzig) and east (Glauchau, Chemnitz, Dresden).

In 2011, Meerane station was fundamentally rebuilt and a modern public transport system was created during the renewal of the Glauchau–Gößnitz railway.

Similar station buildings with identical facade elements were built in Saxony, among others in Freiberg, Hohenstein-Ernstthal and Zittau.

The entrance area was overlaid with a so-called portico, which was later decorated with a wall painting (two workers, a weaver and a mechanical engineer).

[10] Typical of the Nazi period was a large heraldic eagle on the front sides of the building, which was removed in 1945.