A train pokedex: steam, diesel and electric locomotives, high-speed trains, multiple units, metros and trams from all over the world and every era, from Dutch Sprinters to the Shinkansen. Tap one to see what it is, who built it and where it runs.
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Brush Traction
built from 1986· in service
Alstom Reichshoffen
built from 1990· retired
British Rail Engineering Limited
built from 1993· in service
UGL Rail
built from 1993
Clyde Engineering
built from 1994
Hyundai Mobis
built from 1996· in service
Adtranz
Union Carriage & Wagon
built from 1997· retired
built from 1999· in service
Alstom
built from 2005· in service
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
built from 2006· in service
Kinki Sharyo
built from 2009· in service
CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles Co., Ltd.
built from 2011· in service
Konstal
built from 2012
Brookville Equipment
built from 2015· in service
Beyer, Peacock and Company
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Victorian Railways
Sharp, Stewart and Company
built from 1840· retired
Swindon Works
built from 1873· retired
built from 1874· retired
Neilson and Company
built from 1884· retired
built from 1888· preserved
Stratford Works
built from 1889· retired
American Locomotive Company
built from 1896
built from 1899· retired
built from 1901
Baldwin Locomotive Works
built from 1906· retired
built from 1907· preserved
North British Locomotive Company
built from 1910· retired
North Ipswich Railway Workshops
built from 1911· retired
Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works
built from 1914
Armstrong Whitworth
built from 1917· retired
KraussMaffei
built from 1926
Dübs and Company
built from 1926· retired
Ashford Works
built from 1928· retired
Henschel & Sohn
built from 1931· retired
Siemens Mobility
built from 1946· retired
Allan of Rotterdam
built from 1954· in service
CLW
built from 1961· preserved
built from 1961
Plymouth Locomotive Works
built from 1963· in service
built from 1967· in service
GE Transportation
built from 1973· in service
built from 1985
Linke-Hofmann
built from 1987· in service
Hitachi
Pafawag
ALSTOM Transportation Germany
MotivePower
built from 2007
Japan Transport Engineering Company
built from 2010
Niigata Transys
built from 2012· in service
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
built from 2016
built from 2019· in service
AEG
South Australian Railways
built from 1845· retired