List of České dráhy locomotive classes

The following is a list of locomotives and multiple units numbered in the system used by ČD.

Electric locomotives[edit]

1.5 kV DC electric locomotives[edit]

Class	Picture	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
100		Malá Bobina (Small Bobo)	1956–1957	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 100 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
113		Žehlička (Flatiron)	1973	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 113 on Wikimedia Commons

3 kV DC electric locomotives[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
110	Žehlička (Flatiron)	1971–73	Škoda Works	Category:CS Class E 458.0 on Wikimedia Commons	Shunter
111	Žehlička (Flatiron)	1981–82	Škoda Works		Shunter
112	Žehlička (Flatiron)	1979	Škoda Works		Shunter Prototype Decommissioned
114 [cs]	Asynchro-Žehlička (Asynchro-Flatiron)	1996, 1999-2000	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 114 on Wikimedia Commons	Shunter Operated by SD – Kolejová doprava [cs]
121	Kostitřas z Ústí (Boneshaker from Ústí) Skútr (Scooter) Nákladní bobina (Cargo Bobo)	1960–61	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 121 on Wikimedia Commons	all retired from CD/CD Cargo, several units operated by private cargo companies
122	Ústecká dvojka (Number Two from Ústí) Uhelka (Coal lady) Dřevěnka (Wooden lady)	1967	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 122 on Wikimedia Commons
123	Trojka (Number Three) Uhelka (Coal lady)	1971	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 123 on Wikimedia Commons
124.6		1971	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 124 on Wikimedia Commons	Prototype developed from the last built unit of class 123
130	Hrbatá (Hump lady) Velbloud (Camel)	1977	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 130 on Wikimedia Commons
131	Nové dvojče (New twins)	1980–82	Škoda Works		All of them belong to ZSSKC
140	Bobina nulka (Bobo number zero)	1953–58	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 140 on Wikimedia Commons
141	Bobina jednička (Bobo number one)	1957–60	Škoda Works
150, 150.2, 151	Banán (Banana) Potkan (Sewer rat) Pražská dvojka (Number Two from Prague) Krysa (Rat)	1978	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 150 on Wikimedia Commons
162, 163	Peršing (Pershing) Rychlý Peršing (Fast Pershing) Patriot	1984–92	Škoda Works
169	Asynchronka (Asynchronous lady)	1987	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 169 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
180	Albatros (Albatross)	1958	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 180 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
181	Šestikolák (Sixwheeler)	1961–62	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 181 on Wikimedia Commons
182, 183	Šestikolák (Sixwheeler)	1963–71	Škoda Works
184.5	Donáto	1994–99	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 184 on Wikimedia Commons	All four belong to private mining company

25 kV 50 Hz AC electric locomotives[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
209	Žehlička (Flatiron) Jezevec (Badger)	1990	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 209 on Wikimedia Commons	Shunter Decommissioned
210	Žehlička (Flatiron) Jezevec (Badger)	1972–1988	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 210 on Wikimedia Commons	Shunter
218 [cs]	Žehlička (Flatiron)	2008	Škoda Works/ČD Cargo	Category:CZ Class 218 on Wikimedia Commons	Shunter Electro-diesel locomotive
230	Laminátka (Laminate lady)	1966–1967	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 230 on Wikimedia Commons
240	Laminátka (Laminate lady)	1968–1969	Škoda Works
242	Plecháč (Tin man)	1975–1981	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 242 on Wikimedia Commons
263	Princezna (Princess)	1984	Škoda Works	Category:CZ Class 263 on Wikimedia Commons	First two prototypes, other has Zssk
280	Velká laminátka (Big laminate lady)	1963	Škoda Works	Category:CS Class S 699.0 on Wikimedia Commons	Prototype Decommissioned

Multi-system electric locomotives[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Electric systems	Note
340	Modrá laminátka (Blue laminate lady)	2003	Škoda Works	25 kV/50 Hz AC 15 kV/16.7 Hz AC	Converted from Class 240.
362	Rychlé eso (Fast Ace)	1990	Škoda Works	25 kV/50 Hz AC 3 kV DC
363	Eso (Ace)	1980–1990	Škoda Works	25 kV/50 Hz AC 3 kV DC
371	Bastard	1996–2000	Škoda Works	15 kV/16.7 Hz AC 3 kV DC	Converted from Class 372.
372	Bastard	1988–1991	Škoda Works	15 kV/16.7 Hz AC 3 kV DC	Same as DB Class 180.
380	Emil Zátopek (official) Messerschmitt, Zázrak (The Miracle), Porsche, Vana (Bathtub), Svářečka (Welding machine)	2008–2011	Škoda Transportation	25 kV/50 Hz AC 15 kV/16.7 Hz AC 3 kV DC
ČDC 383 ČD 193 (DE)	Vectron Větroun (Windy man)	2010 (193 902) bzw. 2016	Siemens Mobility	25 kV/50 Hz AC 15 kV/16.7 Hz AC 3 kV DC 1.5 kV DC (class 193 only)
388	TRAXX	Ordered 2018^[1]	Bombardier Transportation	25 kV/50 Hz AC 15 kV/16.7 Hz AC 1.5 kV DC 3 kV DC^[2]
1216 (AT)	Taurus	2007 (902) / 2011 (903)	Siemens Mobility	25 kV/50 Hz AC 15 kV/16.7 Hz AC 3 kV DC

Diesel locomotives[edit]

Diesel-mechanical locomotives[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons
700	Prasátko (Piggy)	1957–1962	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 700 on Wikimedia Commons
701	Prasátko (Piggy)	1979–1993	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 701 on Wikimedia Commons
702	Prasátko (Piggy)	1967–1971	ČKD, TSM	Category:CZ Class 702 on Wikimedia Commons
703	Prasátko (Piggy)	1969–1979	TSM	Category:CZ Class 703 on Wikimedia Commons

Diesel-electric locomotives[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
704	Malé Lego (Small Lego)	1988–92	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 704 on Wikimedia Commons
708	Velké Lego (Big Lego)	1995–97	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 708 on Wikimedia Commons
709		1993–96	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 709 on Wikimedia Commons
714	Veselá kráva (Happy cow) Dvojlego (double Lego)	1994–97	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 714 on Wikimedia Commons	Converted from Class 735
720	Hektor (Hector)	1958–61	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 720 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
721	Velký Hektor (Big Hector)	1961–71	ČKD
730	Ponorka (Submarine)	1978–89	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 730 on Wikimedia Commons
731	Favorit (Favorite) Špageta (Spaghetti)	1988–92	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 731 on Wikimedia Commons
735	Pilštyk (Pielstick)	1971–79	TSM	Category:CZ Class 735 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
740	Kocour (Tomcat) Včela (Bee)	1973–89	ČKD
741	Batoh (Backpack)	2000–12	CZ LOKO	Category:CZ Class 741 on Wikimedia Commons	Rebuilt from 740
742	Kocour (Tomcat) Buchar (Power hammer) Bangle	1977–86	ČKD		Based on class 740
743	Elektronik (Electronics) Kocour (Tomcat)	1987–88	ČKD		Version of Class 742 for Tannwalder Zahnradbahn
744	EffiShunter 1000	2019	CZ LOKO	Category:CZ Class 744 on Wikimedia Commons
749	Bardotka (Brigitte Bardot) Zamračená (Frown lady) Berta	1992–96	ČD		Modernised class 751 with ETH
750	Brejlovec (Goggles man)	1991–95	ŽOS	Category:CZ Class 750 on Wikimedia Commons	Modernised class 753 with ETH
751	Bardotka (Brigitte Bardot)	1964–71	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 751 on Wikimedia Commons
752	Bardotka (Brigitte Bardot)	1996	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 752 on Wikimedia Commons	Version of Class 751 with no train heating Decommissioned
753	Brejlovec (Goggles man)	1968–77	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 753 on Wikimedia Commons
754	Brejlovec (Goggles man)	1975–80	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 754 on Wikimedia Commons
755	Brejlovec (Goggles man)	2005	ČMKS Holding	Category:CZ Class 755 on Wikimedia Commons	Modernised class 750
759	Kyklop (Cyclop)	1974–75	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 759 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
770	Čmelák (Bumblebee)	1963–69	ČKD, SMZ Dubnica	Category:CZ Class 770 on Wikimedia Commons
771	Čmelák (Bumblebee)	1968–72	SMZ Dubnica	Category:CZ Class 771 on Wikimedia Commons	Improved version of class 770
776	Pomeranč (Orange)	1961–65	ČKD		Decommissioned
781	Sergej	1966–79	LTZ Luhansk	Category:CZ Class 781 on Wikimedia Commons	Same as DR Class 120 Decommissioned
794	EffiShunter 300	2014–19	CZ LOKO	Category:CZ Class 794 on Wikimedia Commons
799	Adélka (Adelle)	1992–00	ČMKS Holding	Category:CZ Class 799 on Wikimedia Commons	Modernised class 700, class 701, class 702

Diesel-hydraulic locomotives[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
710	Rosnička (Tree-frog)	1961–73	ČKD, TSM, SMZ	Category:CZ Class 710 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
715	Rakušanka (Austrian lady)	1961	SGP Wien	Category:CZ Class 715 on Wikimedia Commons	Rack locomotive Decommissioned
725	Karkulka (Little Red Riding Hood)	1959–65	ČKD, TSM	Category:CZ Class 725 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
726	Karkulka (Little Red Riding Hood)	1963–65	TSM	Category:CZ Class 726 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned

Narrow-gauge diesel locomotives[edit]

Class	Picture	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
705.9			1954–58	ČKD	Category:CZ Class 705.9 on Wikimedia Commons

Electric multiple units[edit]

3 kV DC electric multiple units[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
440	RegioPanter (official) Harmonika (Harmonica) Metro (Subway, Underground) Hradubické metro (Hradubice subway)	2011–12	Škoda Transportation	Category:CZ Class 440 on Wikimedia Commons
451, 452	Pantograf (Pantograph) Žabotlam (Frog mouth)	1964–73	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Classes 451 and 452 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
460	Tornádo (Tornado) Pantograf (Pantograph)	1971–78	Vagónka Studénka	Category:ČD Class 460 on Wikimedia Commons
470	Kraken	1991	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Class 470 on Wikimedia Commons	Double-deck EMU Decommissioned
471	CityElefant (official) Ešus (Mess tin) Ledovec (Glacier)	1997–12	ČKD Vagonka Škoda Transportation	Category:CZ Class 471 on Wikimedia Commons	Double-deck EMU for suburban service

25 kV/50 Hz AC electric multiple units[edit]

Class	Picture	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
560		Tornádo (Tornado) Pantograf (Pantograph)	1966–71	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Class 560 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned

Multi-system electric multiple units[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Electric systems	Note
640, 650	RegioPanter (official)	2011–12	Škoda Transportation	Category:RegioPanter on Wikimedia Commons	25 kV/50 Hz AC 3 kV DC
660	InterPanter (official)	2015	Škoda Transportation	Category:InterPanter on Wikimedia Commons	25 kV/50 Hz AC 3 kV DC
680	Pendolino (official)	2003–05	Alstom Ferroviaria	Category:CZ Class 680 on Wikimedia Commons	25 kV/50 Hz AC 15 kV/16.7 Hz AC 3 kV DC	tilting train

Diesel motorcars and multiple units[edit]

Class	Nickname	Production	Builder	Commons	Note
809		1994–97	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Class 809 on Wikimedia Commons	Modernised Class 810
810	Šukafon Skleník (Glasshouse) Chcípák RegioMouse Orchestrion	1973–82	Vagónka Studénka
811		1997	Pars nova	Category:CZ Class 811 on Wikimedia Commons	Modernised Class 810 Decommissioned
811		2020	DPOV		Modernised Class 810
812	Esmeralda	2001	Pars nova	Category:CZ Class 812 on Wikimedia Commons	Modernised Class 810 Prototype
814	Regionova	2005–12	Pars nova		Modernised Class 810
820	Singrovka	1959–64	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Class 820 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
830	Loďák Dvaašedesátka	1949–60	ČKD Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Class 830 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
831	Loďák	1981–91	ŽOS Šumperk	Category:CZ Class 831 on Wikimedia Commons	Modernised Class 830 Decommissioned
835	Marfuša Dlabaný ingot (Carved ingot) Baba Jaga	2003	Metrowagonmash		Version of RA-1 for ČD Prototype
840, 841	RegioSpider (official) Štrůdl (Strudel)	2011–12	Stadler Rail	Category:CZ Class 840 on Wikimedia Commons
842	Kvatro (Quattro)	1988–94	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Class 842 on Wikimedia Commons
843	Rakev (Coffin)	1995–97	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Class 843 on Wikimedia Commons
844	RegioShark (official)	2012	PESA Bydgoszcz SA	Category:CZ Class 844 on Wikimedia Commons
850, 851	Krokodýl (Crocodile)	1962–68	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Classes 850 and 851 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
852, 853	Hydra	1968–70	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Classes 852 and 853 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned
854	Katr Edita	1997–2006	Pars nova	Category:CZ Class 854 on Wikimedia Commons	Modernized class 852 and 853
860	Chrochtadlo	1974	Vagónka Studénka	Category:CZ Class 860 on Wikimedia Commons	Decommissioned

Control cars[edit]

961		Sysel (Souslik)	1986–1987	Pars Nova	Category:ČD Class Bfhpvee on Wikimedia Commons	Modernised of cars BDt and Btee (2011-2013)	Bfhpvee295

References[edit]

^ "ČD Cargo orders interoperable locomotives". Railway Gazette International. 9 August 2018. Retrieved 16 September 2018.
^ "Traxx MS3 locomotive unveiled". Railway Gazette International. 5 July 2018. Retrieved 16 September 2018.

External links[edit]

[1] "ČD Cargo orders interoperable locomotives". Railway Gazette International. 9 August 2018. Retrieved 16 September 2018.

[2] "Traxx MS3 locomotive unveiled". Railway Gazette International. 5 July 2018. Retrieved 16 September 2018.

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