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The Frecciarossa ETR 500 is a family of Italian high-speed trainsets operated by Trenitalia on the country's dedicated high-speed rail network. Developed in the late 1980s by a consortium including Fiat Ferroviaria, the ETR 500 entered service in 1995 and is capable of operating speeds up to 300 km/...

The Italian FS E.464 is a class of electric Bo-Bo locomotives operated by Trenitalia for regional and suburban passenger services. Introduced in 1999, the locomotives were designed to provide high acceleration for stopping train services across the Italian rail network. With over 700 units built, it...

The Elettro Treno Rapido 500 (ETR 500) is a family of Italian high-speed electric trainsets operated by Trenitalia on the national alta velocità network. Introduced into commercial service in the 1990s, the non-tilting trainsets are capable of speeds up to 300 km/h in regular passenger operation. Th...

The Pendolino ETR 460 is an Italian tilting high-speed electric multiple unit developed by Fiat Ferroviaria in the 1990s. Utilizing an active tilting system, the train can navigate standard curved track at higher speeds than conventional trains by leaning into bends. Introduced for Trenitalia, it wa...

The FS Class E.444 is an Italian electric locomotive developed for fast passenger service by Ferrovie dello Stato and introduced during the late 1960s. Known by the nickname Tartaruga, meaning tortoise, the class became associated with Italy's expansion of high-speed conventional rail operations and...

The FS Class E.646 was a six-axle articulated electric locomotive developed for Italy's 3,000-volt direct-current railway network and introduced in the late 1950s. Derived from the E.636 and closely related to the later E.645, it used two three-axle bogies beneath a divided body. The class worked ex...

The Italian FS E.402 is a class of electric locomotives developed in the early 1990s for Ferrovie dello Stato. Designed to pull high-speed intercity passenger services at speeds up to 200 km/h, these locomotives were intended to modernize Italy's premium rail fleets. They feature a Bo-Bo wheel arran...

The FS Class E.656, also known as the "Caimano" (Caiman), is a class of Italian Bo-Bo-Bo electric locomotives introduced in 1975 for Ferrovie dello Stato. Featuring six axles mounted on three bogies, it was designed to provide high adhesion for heavy freight and passenger trains on the 3 kV DC netwo...

The FS E.402 is a class of Italian electric locomotives operated by Ferrovie dello Stato for passenger train services. Developed in the late 1980s and early 1990s, these locomotives were primarily designed to haul intercity and express trains on the standard 3 kV DC electrification of the Italian ra...