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Electric multiple unit

Siemens ICE T (5 cars)

Built by Alstom, Bombardier, Siemens

Top speed
230 km/h
143 mph
Power output
3,000 kW
4,023 hp
Weight
311 t
685,637 lb
Length
132.6 m
435 ft 0 in
Track gauge
1,435 mm
Standard gauge
Years built
1999
11 units

Overview of the Siemens ICE T (5 cars)

Explore the ICE T (5 cars) electric multiple unit (EMU), a modern German high-speed train designed for comfortable and efficient travel.

This train, operated by Deutsche Bahn AG as the DB 415 class, boasts a sleek design and impressive performance.

The ICE T, part of the Venturio family, was built by Alstom, Bombardier, and Siemens starting in 1999. It features a 5-car formation, offering a seating capacity of 260 passengers.

With a top speed of 230 km/h and a powerful 3000 kW electric system, the ICE T is a cornerstone of Germany's high-speed rail network, ensuring swift journeys across the country.

Discover the advanced technology and passenger comfort of this remarkable locomotive.

Siemens ICE T (5 cars) technical specifications

Value
SeriesICE T
FamilyVenturio
Built byAlstom, Bombardier, Siemens · 199911 units
Top speed230 km/h143 mph
Power output3,000 kW4,023 hp
Tractive effort200 kN44,962 lbf
Electric systems
  • 15 kV AC 16.7 Hz
Track gauge1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in
Formation5 cars (3M2T)
Capacity260 seats
Train length132.6 m435 ft 0 in
Width2.85 m9 ft 4 in
Height3.91 m12 ft 10 in
Weight311 t685,637 lb
Axle load15.5 t34,172 lb

Operators of the Siemens ICE T (5 cars)

Railway companies that have operated the ICE T (5 cars), with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
Deutsche Bahn AGDB 415Germany

Siemens ICE T (5 cars) photos

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