Carde y Escoriaza MM Cuatro Caminos

Built by Brill, Carde y Escoriaza, GE

Top speed

55 km/h

34 mph

Years built

1919–1921

Overview of the Carde y Escoriaza MM Cuatro Caminos

Discover the MM Cuatro Caminos, an iconic electric multiple unit (EMU) that served the Madrid Metro.

Built by Brill, Carde y Escoriaza, and GE between 1919 and 1921, this historic locomotive represents a significant piece of Spanish railway heritage.

Operating on 600 V DC electric systems, the MM Cuatro Caminos was designed for efficient urban transit, reaching a top speed of 55 km/h.

Explore the legacy of this classic Madrid Metro train.

Railway companies that have operated the MM Cuatro Caminos, with the class designation used by each of them.

Operator	Class	Country
Madrid Metro	MM Cuatro Caminos	Spain