Germany · Electric loco

BR 103
The BR 103 is an electric loco from Germany in Train Sim World. It comes with 1 route, and another DLC brings it to 10 more.
Picture: on Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz, Dovetail Games.
Where you can drive it
Comes with
With another DLC
Own the route and one of the DLCs named after it, and you can drive it there.
- Bahnstrecke Bremen – Oldenburg: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Bahnstrecke Leipzig - Dresden: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Bahnstrecke Nürnberg - Würzburg: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Bahnstrecke Salzburg - Rosenheim: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Frankfurt - Fulda: Kinzigtalbahn: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Mittenwaldbahn: Innsbruck - Garmisch-Partenkirchen: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Pfälzische Ludwigsbahn: Mannheim – Kaiserslautern: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Schnellfahrstrecke Kassel - Würzburg: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Schnellfahrstrecke Köln - Aachen: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
- Semmeringbahn: Mürzzuschlag - Wiener Neustadt: with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz
In the game
Names in Dovetail's lists: BR 103.
In these DLCs: Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz.
The real thing
An electric express locomotive built for the Deutsche Bundesbahn. For a long time it was seen as the flagship of the West German railway's fleet.
- Built by: AEG, Brown Boveri & Cie, Henschel, Krauss-Maffei, Krupp, Siemens (Wikipedia)
- Built: Prototype: 1965, Production: 1970–1973 (Wikipedia)
- Number built: Prototype: 4, Production: 145 (Wikipedia)
- Operators: Deutsche Bundesbahn, Deutsche Bahn AG (Wikipedia)
- Top speed: 200 km/h (124 mph), 265 km/h (165 mph) 103 118, 280 km/h (174 mph) 103 003+222 (Wikipedia)
- Power: Prototype: 5950 kW (7,979 hp), Production: 7440 kW (9,977 hp) (Wikipedia)
- Wheel arrangement: Co′Co′ (Wikipedia)
- Power type: Electric (Wikipedia)
- Safety systems: Sifa, LZB, PZB (Wikipedia)
Photo: Benedikt Dohmen (user Benedictus), CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
From the English Wikipedia article DB Class 103 and Wikidata.
Sources. Dovetail's public DLC database and Steam store pages; English Wikipedia and Wikidata for the real train.