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Kalmar Verkstad/Fiat Y1

A Croatian Railways Y1 unit

Type and origin
Power type	Diesel-hydraulic
Builder	Fiat, Kalmar Verkstad
Build date	1979 - 1981

Specifications
Configuration:
• AAR	1A-A1
• UIC	(1A)' (A1)'
Gauge	Template:4ft8.5in
Length	24.4 m

Performance figures
Power output	294 kW

Career
Nicknames	"Šveđanin", "Šved"
Locale	Sweden, Norway, Croatia

The Y1 is a diesel-hydraulic standard gauge railcar (single self-propelling carriage). It is in use in Sweden, Norway, Serbia and Croatia.

The production of the railcars was begun in 1980 by Kalmar Verkstad and Fiat-Ferroviaria for Sweden.

Sweden

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Croatia

It is classified as series 7122 on the Croatian Railways. Second-hand examples begun arriving from Sweden in 1996, and now total around 20. This units now replace " Šinobus " units on branch lines.

Almost all of the incoming units were converted to standard orange-black livery. However, in 2007, a new livery consisting of silver, blue and red was being implemented.

Serbia

It is classified as series 710 on the Serbian Railways. Second-hand examples begun arriving from Sweden in 2005.

They are all coloured in white, blue and black livery.

External links

v t e Rolling stock of the Croatian Railways
Diesel locomotives	HŽ 2041 HŽ 2044 HŽ 2062 HŽ 2063 HŽ 2132
Electric locomotives	HŽ 1141 HŽ 1142
DMUs	HŽ 7022 HŽ 7023 HŽ 7121 HŽ 7122 HŽ 7123
EMUs	HŽ 6111 HŽ 6112
Withdrawn or not active	HŽ 1061 HŽ 1081 HŽ 1161 HŽ 2042 HŽ 2043 HŽ 2061 HŽ 2062-1 HŽ 2131 HŽ 2133 HŽ 2141 HŽ 6011 HŽ 7021 HŽ 7221 ES 64 F4 (rented)
Curiose	JŽ 361
Rolling stock of Croatia (wikimedia commons images) see also predecessor Yugoslav Railways (JŽ), Rolling stock of the Yugoslav Railways

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