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Electric multiple unit

GE CPTM 1100

Built by Budd, Mafersa, GE

Power output
1,124 kW
1,507 hp
Track gauge
1,600 mm
Irish gauge
Years built
1956–1957
22 units

Overview of the GE CPTM 1100

Explore the CPTM 1100 series, an iconic electric multiple unit (EMU) that has been a vital part of São Paulo's public transportation for decades.

Built between 1956 and 1957 by renowned manufacturers Budd, Mafersa, and GE, these trains are distinguished by their robust construction and their role in connecting communities.

Each unit is configured as a 6-car formation, operating on a broad 1600 mm gauge track.

Powered by a 3 kV DC electric system, the CPTM 1100 boasts a significant power output of 1124 kW, ensuring efficient and reliable service for countless commuters.

These trains represent a significant piece of Brazilian railway history, continuing to serve the São Paulo Metropolitan Train Company (CPTM) with dependable performance.

GE CPTM 1100 technical specifications

Value
Built byBudd, Mafersa, GE · 1956–195722 units
Power output1,124 kW1,507 hp
Electric systems
  • 3 kV DC
Track gauge1,600 mmIrish gauge5 ft 3 in
Formation6 cars

Operators of the GE CPTM 1100

Railway companies that have operated the CPTM 1100, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
São Paulo Metropolitan Train CompanyCPTM 1100Brazil

GE CPTM 1100 photos

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