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Electric multiple unit

Newag 36WEa

Built by Newag

Top speed
160 km/h
99 mph
Power output
800 kW
1,073 hp
Weight
110 t
242,508 lb
Length
58.4 m
191 ft 7 in
Track gauge
1,435 mm
Standard gauge
Axle arrangement
Bo'2'2'Bo'

Overview of the Newag 36WEa

Discover the 36WEa electric multiple unit (EMU), a modern train built by Newag, engineered for efficient performance and passenger comfort on Polish railways.

This 3-car (2M1T) train boasts a top speed of 160 km/h and operates on a 3 kV DC system, delivering a powerful 800 kW output, making it ideal for passenger transport.

The 36WEa, featuring a Bo'2'2'Bo' UIC axle classification, stands out with its robust design and compatibility with 1435 mm gauge. Measuring 58.4 meters in length, it's a versatile addition to the fleets of Lower Silesian Railways, Koleje Śląskie, and Przewozy Regionalne (Polregio).

Explore the diverse careers of this locomotive, including its service as the Polregio EN63A, highlighting its adaptability and reliability within the Polish rail landscape.

Newag 36WEa technical specifications

Value
SeriesImpuls
Built byNewag
Top speed160 km/h99 mph
Power output800 kW1,073 hp
Electric systems
  • 3 kV DC
Track gauge1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in
UIC axle arrangementBo'2'2'Bo'
Formation3 cars (2M1T)
Train length58.4 m191 ft 7 in
Width2.84 m9 ft 4 in
Height4.15 m13 ft 7 in
Weight110 t242,508 lb

Operators of the Newag 36WEa

Railway companies that have operated the 36WEa, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
Koleje ŚląskieKSL 36WEaPoland
Lower Silesian RailwaysKD 36WEaPoland
Przewozy RegionalnePolregio 36WEaPoland
Przewozy RegionalnePolregio EN63APoland

Newag 36WEa photos

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