CAF Cepia

CAF Sepia is a family of high-speed electric multiple unit trains built by CAF and used in Spain and Turkey. The Sepia is based on the Class 120 high-speed trains manufactured by CAF for the Renfe Operadora (RENFE). The Renfe Operadora was the first to order CAF high speed trains; it ordered 12 of these units in 2001, the Turkish State Railways (TCDD) 12 units. The trains were delivered in 2004 for service. The trains were labelled and marketed as the Sepia by their manufacturer, CAF.

Sepia

RENFE Class 120/121

HT65000
Main article: TCDD HT65000
A TCDD HT65000 on the Ankara–Konya line

Turkish State Railways ordered 12 Sepia tilting trains for its main lines. The 6-car trains, delivered as HT65000, were derived from the Alvia Class 120, 121.The HT65000 can reach a maximum speed of 250 km/h, in revenue service on the Turkish high-speed railway network, the maximum it reaches is 250 km/h between Istanbul Haydarpaşa railway station and Ankara Railway Station stations and between Ankara Railway Station and Konya Railway Station.

The first set left Spain on November 10, 2007 and arrived in Turkey at Kapıkule on November 20, 2007.[1] Later, 4 more sets came to Turkey in 2008, 3 more in 2009 and 2 more in 2010. On March 13 2009 YHT service was started by one of these sets. Subsequently, 2 additional sets were ordered with the same characteristics, reaching a total of twelve HT65000 trains.[2]

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See also

References
  1. TCDD English Site - First High Speed Train set arrived in Turkey
  2. "Technical specifications of TCDD HT65000". CAF. Retrieved 15 July 2016.
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