86 train types built in or running in Sweden, oldest first. Search and sort them.
Beyer, Peacock and Company
built from 1856· preserved
Nydqvist och Holm AB
built from 1906· preserved
Unknown builder
built from 1908
Motala Verkstad
built from 1909· preserved
built from 1914· retired
Henschel & Sohn
built from 1920
built from 1931· retired
North British Locomotive Company
built from 1943· preserved
built from 1944· retired
built from 1945· retired
built from 1947· retired
Maschinenbau Kiel
built from 1953
built from 1954
built from 1955
built from 1956· retired
built from 1961
built from 1968· in service
built from 1969
ASEA
built from 1971
built from 1973
built from 1980
Electro-Motive Diesel
built from 1998
Vossloh
built from 2000
Siemens Mobility
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built from 1914
built from 1925· retired
built from 1929
built from 1944
built from 1950· retired
built from 1952
built from 1955· retired
built from 1962· retired
Brown, Boveri & Cie
built from 1963
built from 1967
built from 1977
built from 1982
Adtranz
built from 1999· in service
ALSTOM Transportation Germany
built from 2000· in service
Alstom
built from 2005
built from 2028
built from 1949· retired
Hägglund & Söner
built from 1953· retired
Hilding Carlsson
built from 1960· retired
built from 1966· retired
built from 1968· retired
Linke-Hofmann
built from 1982· retired
DÜWAG
built from 1984· retired
ABB Group
built from 1990· in service
built from 1991· in service
built from 1994· in service
built from 1999
built from 2005· in service
built from 2006· in service
built from 2010
Stadler Rail
built from 2011· in service
built from 2023
Fiat Ferroviaria
built from 1998· in service
built from 2020· in service
Kalmar Verkstad
built from 1960· in service
built from 1961· retired
built from 1964· in service
built from 1979· in service
Strømmens Værksted
built from 1986
built from 1988· in service
