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Locomotives and Powerheads REFERENCE LIST LOCOMOTIVES AND POWERHEADS Selection from 1998 to 2017 • The newest generation of TRAXX locomotives is Bombardier Transportation can refer to more based on a modular platform for the worldwide than 100 years of excellence, expertise and application and configuration. experience, to the benefit of our customers, in building locomotives and powerheads. • The development of this new platform is derived on the experiences with proven class 185 and class 186 locomotives for the European market. It shows The BOMBARDIER* TRAXX* locomotive platform is highest productivity because of high traction comprised of locomotives with four different propulsion performance and energy efficiency, high availability systems – AC, DC, MS and DE locomotives. because of top quality, standardized building blocks and experience, high maintenance efficiency and *Trademark(s)of Bombardier Inc. or its subsidiaries. Bombardier © 2017, Inc. or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. 11839/11-2017/en • More than 2000 TRAXX locomotives have been sold highest commonality in spare parts. for operation throughout Europe to nearly 100 railway operators today. Many of them operate on cross- • BOMBARDIER TRAXX locomotives: proven, innovative border services on all main corridors throughout and ideal for all applications. Europe. LOCOMOTIVES N° of Customer Operation First Customer Country BT Product locos Type corridors commisioning Angel Trains Cargo Germany 12 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-B-NL 2006 Angel Trains Cargo Italy 10 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2006 Ferrovie Emilia Romagna (FER) Italy 3 E 464 E464 I 2006 LNVG Germany 11 BR 246 TRAXX F140 DE D 2006 LNVG Germany 17 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC2 D 2006 Mitsui Rail Capital Europe Germany 11 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC2 D-A-CH 2006 Mitsui Rail Capital Europe Germany 5 Re 484 TRAXX F140 MS CH-I 2006 Mitsui Rail Capital Europe Germany 3 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D-A 2006 Mitsui Rail Capital Europe Germany 7 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D-F 2006 SBB Cargo Switzerland 3 Re 484 TRAXX F140 MS CH-I 2006 Spanish National Railways Spain 44 S 130 HSP 250 ES 2006 (RENFE) Connex Germany 4 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC2 D 2005 DB Regio AG Germany 27 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC2 D 2005 DB Regio AG Germany 12 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC2 D 2005 DB Regio AG Germany 8 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC2 D 2005 ITL Eisenbahn-gesellschaft Germany 1 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC2 D 2005 Mitsui Rail Capital Europe Germany 1 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D-A-CH 2005 Rail4Chem Germany 2 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D-A-CH 2005 Trenitalia DTR Italy 100 E 464 E464 I 2005 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 5 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D-A-CH 2004 DB Regio AG Germany 6 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC1 D 2004 Ferrovie Emilia Romagna (FER) Italy 3 E 464 E464 I 2004 Luxembourg State Railways Luxembourg 20 Série 4000 TRAXX P140 AC1 D-Lux 2004 (CFL) Rail4Chem Germany 1 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D-A-CH 2004 SBB Cargo Switzerland 18 Re 484 TRAXX F140 MS CH-I 2004 Spanish National Railways Spain 32 AVE S 102 HSP 350 ES 2004 (RENFE) Angel Trains Cargo Luxembourg 6 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D 2003 BLS Cargo Switzerland 20 Re 485 TRAXX F140 AC1 CH-D 2003 Trenitalia Div. Cargo Italy 42 E 405 E405 I 2003 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 4 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D 2002 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 2 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D 2002 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 5 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D 2002 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 2 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D 2002 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 2 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D 2002 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 3 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC1 D 2002 EUROTUNNEL (ET) England/ ESL 9700 UK 7 ESL 9700 UK 2002 France "Le Shuttle" LNVG Germany 10 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC1 D 2002 New Jersey Transit USA 29 ALP-46 ALP-46 US 2002 Rail4Chem Germany 2 BR 145 TRAXX F140 AC D 2002 SBB Cargo Switzerland 15 Re 482 TRAXX F140 AC2 D-CH 2002 SBB Cargo Switzerland 35 Re 482 TRAXX F140 AC1 D-A-CH 2002 DB Regio AG Germany 26 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC1 D 2001 Malm Transport AB (MTAB) Sweden 9 IORE IORE S-N 2001 Rail Traction Company (RTC) Italy 8 EU43 EU43 I 2001 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 1 BR 145 TRAXX F140 AC D 2000 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 1 BR 145 TRAXX F140 AC D 2000 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 2 BR 145 TRAXX F140 AC D 2000 Angel Trains Cargo Germany 4 BR 145 TRAXX F140 AC D 2000 N° of Customer Operation First Customer Country BT Product locos Type corridors commisioning Mercitalia Italy 40 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC3 I 2019 TX Logistik Germany 40 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS3 D-A-CH-I-NL 2019 Akiem France 8 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-PL-NL-CZ-SK-H 2018 Akiem France 2 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-B-NL 2018 HSL Logistik GmbH Germany 4 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A 2018 ITL Eisenbahn-gesellschaft Germany 8 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-B-NL 2018 Czeck Metrans 10 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-PL-CZ-SK-H-NL 2018 Republic Raildox GmbH & CoKG Germany 1 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-H-Ro 2018 Railpool Germany 20 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-CH-I-NL-B 2018 DB Fernverkehr Germany 6 BR 245 TRAXX F140 DEME D 2018 Akiem France 7 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2017 Akiem France 16 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D 2017 Akiem France 4 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-B-NL 2017 Akiem France 5 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-PL-NL-CZ-SK-H 2017 Ferrotramviaria S.p.A. Italy 1 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2017 ISR (Israel Railways) Israel 62 3000 TRAXX P160 AC3 IL 2017 LTE Logistik und Transport Austria 3 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-H-Ro 2017 GmbH Raildox GmbH & CoKG Germany 1 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-H-Ro 2017 Raildox GmbH & CoKG Germany 1 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-H-Ro 2017 Railpool Germany 10 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-PL-NL-CZ-SK-H 2017 Railpool Germany 6 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-B-NL-CZ-(SK-H) 2017 Railpool Germany 14 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-CH-I-NL-B 2017 Rhenus Germany 3 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-B-NL 2017 WLC (Wiener Lokalbahnen Austria 3 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-H-Ro 2017 Cargo) DB Regio AG Germany 3 BR 245 TRAXX F140 DEME D 2017 Railpool Germany 5 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 S-N 2017 Akiem France 5 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC PL 2016 Akiem France 1 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2016 Ferrotramviaria S.p.A. Italy 1 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2016 GTS Rail Italy 3 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2016 GTS Rail Italy 3 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2016 Czeck Metrans 7 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-PL-CZ-SK-H 2016 Republic Czeck Metrans 3 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-B-NL-CZ-SK-H 2016 Republic Railpool Germany 4 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-B-F 2016 Republic of Transnet 240 Class 23E F100 dual-voltage ZA 2016 South Africa WLE (Westfälische Landes Germany 1 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-CH 2016 Eisenbahn GmbH) Railpool Germany 16 BR 187 TRAXX F160 AC3 D-A-HU-RO 2016 Rhein Cargo Germany 10 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D 2016 Akiem France 12 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2015 Deutsche Bahn Germany 110 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D 2015 Deutsche Bahn Germany 17 BR 147 TRAXX P160 AC3 D-CH 2015 Deutsche Bahn Germany 20 BR 147 TRAXX P160 AC3 D 2015 Ferrovia Adriatico Sangritana Italy 1 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2015 (FAS) GTS Rail Italy 2 E 483 TRAXX F140 DC I 2015 Lokomotion Germany 5 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-I 2015 Railpool Germany 9 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-CH 2015 DB Fernverkehr Germany 7 BR 245 TRAXX F140 DEME D 2015 N° of Customer Operation First Customer Country BT Product locos Type corridors commisioning DB Regio AG Germany 32 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC2 D 2015 LVS Paribus Germany 15 BR 245 TRAXX F140 DEME D 2015 Akiem France 4 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-CH 2014 Akiem France 9 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-B-F 2014 Akiem France 7 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-PL 2014 Commerzreal Mobilienleasing Germany 3 BR 285 TRAXX F140 DE D-A-B-NL 2014 HSA Netherlands 45 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-B-NL 2014 Czeck Metrans 20 BR 186 TRAXX F140 MS D-A-PL-CZ-SK-H 2014 Republic Raildox GmbH & CoKG Germany 1 BR 185 TRAXX F140 AC2 D-A-H 2014 Swiss Rail Traffic (SRT) Switzerland 1 BR 187 TRAXX F140 AC3 D-A-CH 2014 DB Regio AG Germany 20 BR 245 TRAXX F140 DEME D 2014 Pressnitztalbahn Germany 4 BR 285 TRAXX F140 DE D-B-NL 2014 Raildox GmbH & CoKG Germany 2 BR 285 TRAXX F140 DE D-B-NL 2014 Rhein Cargo Germany 5 BR 285 TRAXX F140 DE D-B-NL 2014 Stahlwerk Thüringen Germany 2 BR 285 TRAXX F140 DE D-B-NL-CZ 2014 Deutsche Bahn Germany 27 BR 146 TRAXX P160 AC2 D 2013 Ferrotramviaria S.p.A.
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