Home Transport Fever 3 Vehicles Swiss Re 4/4 I Locomotive Verified for build 25754343 Swiss Re 4/4 I Language English Deutsch Español Français Italiano 日本語 한국어 Nederlands Polski Português (BR) Русский 简体中文 繁體中文 As a lightweight electric locomotive, it was used both for regional transport and for hauling high-quality long-distance trains to neighboring countries.
What it costs and how it compares Running costs
$1,276,684
per year
Speed rank in 1946
#5 of 13
by top speed, among those on sale that year
Price and running costs are what the game's own vehicle loader computes. Work out what it earns on a line .
Power: #5 of 13 ALCO 4-8-8-4 Big Boy 4,560 kW 130 km/h German Class E 94 3,000 kW 90 km/h Pennsylvanian Class GG1 3,000 kW 160 km/h British Class A4 1,986 kW 145 km/h Swiss Re 4/4 I 1,850 kW 125 km/h Ce 6/8 II Crocodile 1,650 kW 90 km/h Russian Class SU 1,213 kW 115 km/h Chinese Class JF1 1,150 kW 80 km/h 4-4-2 Atlantic 700 kW 100 km/h Locomotives on sale in 1946, most powerful first, with top speed. Overview
Type Locomotive
Available 1946–1990
Top speed (km/h) 125
Power (kW) 1850
Tractive effort (kN) 138
Empty weight (t) 57
Price 7660104
Running costs per year 1276684
Lifespan (years) 110 Same kind, closest introduction year Almanauts is edited by our team. Spot a mistake? Suggest a correction and we'll check it against the game.
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