Slovenian Railways (Slovene: Slovenske železnice) is the state railway company of Slovenia.
Electric multiple units edit
| Class | Image | Build year | Quantity | Producer | Power output in kW | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 310/316 | 
|
2000 | 3 | Fiat Ferroviaria | 1960 | Driving cars numbered 310.
Centre cars numbered 316. |
| 312/317 | 
|
2000–2002 | 30
(10x two car 20x three car) |
Siemens | 1650 (two car)
2000 (three car) |
Driving cars numbered 312.
Centre cars numbered 317. |
| 510/515 | 
|
2020–2022 | 21 | Stadler | 1600 | Also capable of running cross-border services to Austria,[2] as well as Croatia and Villa Opicina (Italy).[3] |
| 313/318 | 
|
2021 | 10 | Stadler | 2000 | New double-deck electric trains for domestic routes. |
Diesel multiple units edit
| Class | Image | Build year | Quantity | Producer | Power output in kW | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 813/814 | 
|
1973-1976 | 20 | Fiat Ferroviaria | 147 | Motor cars numbered 813.
Trailer cars numbered 814. |
| 713/715 | 
|
1983-1986 | 10 | MBB/TVT Boris Kidrič | 357 | Motor cars numbered 713.
Trailer cars numbered 715. |
| 711 | 
|
1970 | 2 | MBB | 640 | |
| 610/615 | 
|
2020-2022 | 21 | Stadler | 1000 | An additional 20 units to replace other older diesel units will be delivered in 2025. |
Diesel locomotives edit
| Class | Image | Build year | Quantity | Producer | Power output in kW | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 642 | 
|
1961-1972 | 12 | Đuro Đaković, Brissonneau et Lotz | 606 | Built under license. |
| 643 | 
|
1967-1978 | 21 | Đuro Đaković, Brissonneau et Lotz | 680 | Built under license. |
| 646 | 
|
2020 | 4 | CZ Loko | 895 | In use in Koper freight train station. |
| 644 | 
|
1973-1973 | 2 | MACOSA | 1230 | Built under license. |
| 661 | 
|
1973 | 1 | General Motors | 1435 | Built under license. |
| 664 | 
|
1974-1986 | 6 | Đuro Đaković | 1640 | Built under license. |
Electric locomotives edit
| Class | Image | Build year | Quantity | Producer | Power output in kW | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 342 | .jpg)
|
1968-1970 | 8 | Ansaldo | 1760 | |
| 363 | 
|
1975-1977 | 38 | Alstom | 2750 | |
| 541 | .JPG)
|
2005-2007
2009[4] |
32 | Siemens | 6400 |
References edit
- ^ a b c d "Railfaneurope.net". www.railfaneurope.net. Retrieved 2020-05-14.
- ^ https://potniski.sz.si/novice/2024/03/nove-direktne-povezave-z-avstrijo/
- ^ https://potniski.sz.si/direktna-povezava-opcine-it-divaca-reka-hr-sustance/
- ^ "Trains, Railways and Locomotives: Railcolor.net". www.railcolor.net. Retrieved 2020-05-14.
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