© trainspo.comBrill Carris 806-810
Built by Brill, Carris
Overview of the Brill Carris 806-810
Discover the iconic Carris 806-810 trams, a celebrated part of Lisbon's public transport heritage.
Built by Brill and Carris in 1943, these charming vehicles represent a bygone era of urban mobility.
Measuring 11.58 meters in length and accommodating 36 passengers, they provided essential service to the Lisbon Tramways Company.
Their robust construction, weighing 14 tons and spanning 2.38 meters wide, speaks to their enduring design.
These historic trams are now cherished by enthusiasts, offering a tangible connection to Lisbon's rich past and a popular subject for photography.
Explore the detailed specifications and the engineering that made these trams a lasting symbol of the city.
Brill Carris 806-810 technical specifications
| Value | Imperial / US | |
|---|---|---|
| Built by | Brill, Carris · 1943 | |
| Capacity | 36 seats | |
| Length | 11.58 m38 ft 0 in | |
| Width | 2.38 m7 ft 10 in | |
| Weight | 14 t30,865 lb |
Operators of the Brill Carris 806-810
Railway companies that have operated the Carris 806-810, with the class designation used by each of them.
| Operator | Class | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Lisbon Tramways Company | Carris 806-810 | Portugal |












