Class 375
The Class 375 is an electric unit from the UK in Train Sim World. It comes with 2 routes, and another DLC brings it to 7 more.
Picture: Medway Valley Line, 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.
- Brighton Main Line: London Victoria - Brighton: with Southeastern Highspeed: London St Pancras – Ashford Intl & Faversham
- East Coastway: Brighton - Eastbourne & Seaford: with Rail Operations Group BR Class 37/7 or Southeastern Highspeed: London St Pancras – Ashford Intl & Faversham
- Glossop Line: Manchester - Hadfield & Glossop: with Rail Operations Group BR Class 37/7
- Great Western Express: with Rail Operations Group BR Class 37/7
- London Overground Suffragette line: Gospel Oak - Barking Riverside: with Rail Operations Group BR Class 37/7
- Midland Main Line: Leicester - Derby & Nottingham: with Rail Operations Group BR Class 37/7
- West Coast Main Line Trent Valley: Milton Keynes - Crewe: with Rail Operations Group BR Class 37/7
In the game
Names in Dovetail's lists: Class 375/3, Class 375/6, Class 375/9, Class 375 SEW, Class 375/9 SEB, Class 375/9 SEW.
In these DLCs: Medway Valley Line, Southeastern Highspeed: London St Pancras – Ashford Intl & Faversham, Rail Operations Group BR Class 37/7.
Official manual: Medway Valley Line, Southeastern Highspeed: London St Pancras – Ashford Intl & Faversham.
From Dovetail's store page
- BR Class 375/3 and 375/6 EMU in Southeastern blue livery
The real thing
The Electrostar, an electric multiple unit built at Derby by Adtranz and then Bombardier from 1999 to 2004. It is part of the most numerous family of trains built since British Rail was privatised, and the backbone of Southeastern's main line fleet.
- Built by: Adtranz, Bombardier Transportation (Wikipedia)
- Built: 1999–2005 (Wikipedia)
- Number built: 140 (Wikipedia)
- Operators: Southeastern (Wikipedia)
- Top speed: 100 mph (161 km/h) (Wikipedia)
- Power: 375/3: 1000 kW (1,341 hp), Others: 1500 kW (2,012 hp) (Wikipedia)
- Formation: 375/3: 3 cars per unit, Others: 4 cars per unit (Wikipedia)
Photo: Hugh Llewelyn, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
From the English Wikipedia article British Rail Class 375 and Wikidata.
Sources. Dovetail's public DLC database and Steam store pages; English Wikipedia and Wikidata for the real train.