Electric trains
The first electric train was demonstrated by Werner von Siemens in Berlin in 1879. This initial electric railway was a small demonstration train that operated at the Berlin Industrial Exposition, featuring a locomotive powered by electricity from a third rail. The first public electric railway followed soon after in 1883, known as Volk's Railway.
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Electric trains are undergoing a rapid global expansion, driven by the need to reduce transport emissions, lower operating costs, and improve service speed. The industry is moving from traditional overhead wire electrification toward cleaner, high-efficiency battery-electric systems.
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