© trainspo.comConelec Metro de Madrid 2000A
Built by ABB, AEG, Ateinsa, CAF, Conelec, Macosa
Overview of the Conelec Metro de Madrid 2000A
Explore the Metro de Madrid 2000A, an Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) designed for the bustling Madrid Metro system.
These trains, part of the CAF 2000 series, were built starting in 1990 by prominent manufacturers like ABB, AEG, Ateinsa, and CAF.
With a top speed of 65 km/h and individual car lengths of 29 meters, the MM 2000A provides efficient passenger transport throughout the Spanish capital.
Powered by 600 V DC, these units are well-suited for the demands of urban subway operations.
Their formation of 2 cars (1M) offers flexibility for varying passenger loads, showcasing reliable technology serving Madrid's public transportation needs.
Conelec Metro de Madrid 2000A technical specifications
| Value | Imperial / US | |
|---|---|---|
| Series | CAF 2000 | |
| Built by | ABB, AEG, Ateinsa, CAF, Conelec, Macosa · 1990 | |
| Top speed | 65 km/h40 mph | |
| Electric systems |
| |
| Formation | 2 cars (1M) | |
| Car length | 29 m95 ft 2 in | |
| Width | 2.3 m7 ft 7 in | |
| Height | 3.34 m10 ft 11 in |
Operators of the Conelec Metro de Madrid 2000A
Railway companies that have operated the Metro de Madrid 2000A, with the class designation used by each of them.
| Operator | Class | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Madrid Metro | MM 2000A | Spain |
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