Cookie Consent by FreePrivacyPolicy.com Stadler Valencia to supply three locomotives to Bolivia
Home · Spanish Railway News   Home     What is Vía Libre?     Site map     Legal information     Contact  
Spanish Railway Foundation
 
Home Industry news Spain abroad Technology Operators Infrastructure All bulletins
Industry news
Print Article Send by email
Stadler Valencia to supply three locomotives to Bolivia



Stadler Valencia has concluded an agreement with the Bolivian rail operator FCA for the supply of three SALi (South American Light Loco) locomotives, which makes the Spanish company the first European manufacturer entering the Bolivian market.


Stadler Valencia to supply three locomotives to Bolivia

(13/03/2018) 

These state-of-the-art locomotives, designed specifically for the Ibero-American market, are of an ultra-lightweight design and feature technology that successfully meets the challenges faced by operating on metre-gauge track over 5,000 metres above sea level. These vehicles are capable of reaching a speed of 100 km/h, combining a high-power output at great altitude with reduced fuel consumption.

Especially adapted for freight service, the locomotives feature two acoustic and heat-insulated driver cabs to ensure comfort under extreme temperature conditions.

Empresa Ferroviaria Andina


Empresa Ferroviaria Andina (FCA) provides comprehensive freight and passenger transportation services along a 2,276 km railway network that crosses the western part of Bolivia, linking the departments of La Paz, Oruro, Cochabamba, Potosí and Chuquisaca; and connecting the country with Chile (Arica and Antofagasta), Argentina (La Quiaca) and Peru (Puno).
 

 


 
Print Article Send by email


 
© Vía Libre - Spanish Railway Foundation • All rights reserved 2024