Krupp E 10

The E 10 electric locomotive is an iconic piece of German railway history, representing power and reliability.

Built between 1956 and 1969 by renowned manufacturers such as Krupp and Henschel, this aesthetically pleasing locomotive achieved a top speed of 150 km/h and boasts an impressive power output of 3620 kW.

With a length of 16.49 meters and a weight of 85 tons, the E 10 was a versatile workhorse that operated on standard gauge tracks (1435 mm) and offered excellent running characteristics thanks to its Bo'Bo' axle arrangement.

It was deployed in various versions and by diverse railway companies, including Deutsche Bahn AG, as well as private operators, making a significant contribution to freight and passenger transport.

The E 10 is valued for its robust construction and its enduring presence in railway operations, making it a popular subject for railway enthusiasts.