Ganz BHEV LIII

Discover the BHEV LIII, a remarkable electric locomotive built by Ganz in 1917.

This historic Bo' classified engine served on the Budapest commuter rails in Hungary, contributing significantly to early electric traction.

Measuring 8.43 meters in length and weighing 25 tons, the BHEV LIII was designed for efficient local service.

It operates on a 1 kV DC electrical system and boasts a top speed of 50 km/h, with a standard gauge of 1435 mm making it versatile.

Explore the rich history and technical specifications of this unique piece of Hungarian railway heritage.

The BHEV LIII stands as a testament to pioneering electric locomotive engineering.