Rolling stock of the Serbian Railways

This is a list of roliing stock of the Serbian Railways. This company was responsible for passenger and freight railway services in Serbia till 2015.[1]

Electric locomotives

Designation Producer Total units Units in service Power output (kW) AAR wheel arrangement Top speed (km/h) Years built Image
ŽS 441
KONČAR
MIN Niš
44
29
3,800 kW
Bo'Bo'
120 km/h (140 km/h)
1969-1988
ŽS 444
KONČAR
MIN Niš
30
23
3,800 kW
Bo'Bo'
120 km/h (140 km/h)
2004-2007
ŽS 461
Electroputere
51
35
5,100 kW
Co'Co'
120 km/h
1972-1980

Diesel locomotives

Designation Producer Total units Units in service Power output (kW) AAR wheel arrangement Top speed (km/h) Years built Image
ŽS 621
ČMKS
17
N/A
392 kW (1,700 kW)
Bo
80 km/h
2001
ŽS 641
Ganz-Mavag
37
11
441 kW
Bo'Bo'
80 km/h
1960-1985
ŽS 644
MACOSA
6
2
1,230 kW
A1A-A1A
80 km/h
1974
ŽS 661
GM-EMD
Đuro Đaković
42
23
1,454 kW
Co'Co'
114 km/h (124 km/h)
1960-1971
ŽS 666
GM-EMD
4
2
1,845 kW
Co'Co'
122 km/h
1978

Electric multiple units

Designation Producer Total units Units in service Power output (kW) AAR wheel arrangement Top speed (km/h) Years built Image
ŽS 412
Rīgas Vagonbūves Rūpnīca
20
14
1,360 kW
Bo'Bo'+2'2'+2'2'+Bo'Bo'
130 km/h
1980-1990s
ŽS 413
Stadler
39
39
2,600 kW
Bo'2'2'2'Bo'
160 km/h
2014-2015

Diesel multiple units

Designation Producer Total units Units in service Power output (kW) AAR wheel arrangement Top speed (km/h) Years built Image
ŽS 710
FIAT, Kalmar Verkstad
10
N/A
420 kW
(1A)(A1)
130 km/h
1979–1981 (SJ Y1)
ŽS 711
Metrovagonmash
39
39
2 x 350 kW
Bo'2'-2'Bo'
120 km/h
2011–2014

References

  1. ^ "Železnice će imati četiri preduzeća od 1. jula". blic.rs (in Serbian). Blic. Tanjug. 17 March 2015. Retrieved 12 January 2018.
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