Locomotives – mobility through adaptability
Our future-ready locomotives allow you to operate economically while reducing environmental impact and conserving resources. Whether you are seeking flexibility or require powerful locomotives for the heaviest transport tasks, we offer you individualized solutions that can be precisely tailored to your requirement profiles.
Green technology on rail operation
Whether freight or passenger transport, whether mass transit or main-line traffic – rails are the most environmentally friendly mode of transport. With our locomotives, we take it one step further and combine environmental protection with extreme cost-effectiveness – state-of-the-art, highly efficient, electric, and ecofriendly locomotives that use green technologies to constantly set new standards in freight and passenger transport.
Vectron – a model of sustainability
Energy-efficient production, environmentally friendly materials, and up to 98 percent recyclability – that’s what makes the Vectron locomotive generation so extraordinary. For example: After recycling, a Vectron electric locomotive weighing a total of 85t is reduced to only 1,700kg – the equivalent of a mid-sized European car.
A worthy model of sustainability:
- Energy-efficient operation thanks to the Vectron Eco Cruise driver assistance system
- Environmental compatibility throughout the entire lifecycle
- Use of converters with ecofriendly water-cooling and transformer coolants made with biodegradable ester
- Compliance with the strictest emission guidelines for pollutants, particulate matter, and noise Regenerative braking system
140 years of Siemens locomotives – a success story in production and performance
Siemens Mobility is at home on the rails. For over 140 years, we’ve been connecting people and regions via rails, and we’re constantly setting new trends in development with sustainable, smart rail transport. It all began back in 1879 with the first electric railway from Siemens.
Tradition meets know-how: At our locomotive plant in Munich-Allach
For more than 180 years, locomotives have been manufactured for the world market in Munich – a total of more than 22,000 to be exact. Today, we manufacture the Vectron at our locomotive plant in Munich-Allach using state-of-the-art production technologies as well as highly flexible assembly methods.
A look back at the plant
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Locomotives have been built in Munich since 1838. In 1841, J. A. Maffei delivers his first locomotive, which bears the name "Der Münchener." By 1864 the total number of locomotives delivered reaches already 500, and the year 1900 sees the delivery of the two-thousandth locomotive.
The plant today
Locomotives by Siemens Mobility are manufactured, assembled and put into operation in Munich-Allach. Part of the development process also takes place here. Munich serves as a control center for the worldwide production of locomotives.








