description Renfe AVE S-100 Overview
The Renfe AVE S-100 is a high-speed electric trainset derived from the French TGV Atlantique platform and manufactured by Alstom. Entering service in 1992 on the Madrid–Seville line, it became Spain's first high-speed train, specifically introduced to serve passengers traveling to the Seville Expo '92. The trainset operates at a maximum commercial speed of 300 km/h and consists of two power cars flanking eight passenger carriages.
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When did the Renfe AVE S-100 enter service?
The Renfe AVE S-100 high-speed train entered service in 1992. It was specifically introduced to serve passengers traveling on the new Madrid–Seville line.
What is the top speed of the Renfe AVE S-100?
The trainset is designed to operate at a top speed of 300 km/h (186 mph) on Spain's dedicated high-speed tracks. This allows it to complete the trip from Madrid to Seville in approximately two and a half hours.
Who manufactured the Renfe AVE S-100?
The train was manufactured by the French company Alstom. It is actually derived from the design of the French TGV Atlantique platform.
Is the Renfe AVE S-100 still in operation?
Most of the original S-100 trains were retired or scrapped in the mid-2020s after reaching the end of their lifespan. A few units were used for parts or preserved.
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