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Class 195 Civity

CAF's Civity diesel train for Northern, with 24-metre aluminium cars, open gangways and doors at the thirds. Ordered with the electric Class 331 to replace the Pacers, it entered service in July 2019 and works across the North West, Yorkshire, Cumbria and Derbyshire.

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Type
Diesel multiple unit
Builder
CAF (Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles): bodies at Zaragoza and assembly at Irun, Spain
Built
2017–2020
In service
since 2019
Operators
Northern
Formation
2 or 3 cars: 25 two-car units (DMSL-DMS) and 33 three-car (DMSL-MS-DMS)
Trains in fleet
58
Fleets
Northern: 58
Top speed
100 mph
Power
Diesel: an MTU power pack of 390 kW, with a ZF six-speed automatic gearbox, under every car
Car height
3.85 m
Car width
2.712 m
Profile
main-line
Air-conditioned
Yes
Total capacity
2-car: 108 seats and 15 tip-up; 3-car: 184 seats and 19 tip-up (Eversholt Rail). Northern's 2022 contract gives 124 and 204 seats, with 97 and 142 standing
Status
In service with Northern: 58 units (25 two-car and 33 three-car), maintained at Newton Heath with support from CAF.

Car types

CodeCarLengthDoors per side
DMSLDriving motor standard with lavatory (DMSL)24.026 m2 double
MSMotor standard (MS)23.35 m2 double
DMSDriving motor standard (DMS)24.026 m2 double

Sources

How we source figures →

unverified built 2017–2020: Wikipedia; Rail Engineer found one two-car and six three-car units complete at Irun in January 2018, and Northern's 100th new train entered service in December 2020, seats: Eversholt's 108 + 15 and 184 + 19 tip-up match Rail Engineer's 123 and 203 (2018); Northern's 2022 contract gives 124 and 204, where they were built: Rail Engineer (2018) names Zaragoza for the bodies and Irun for assembly; Eversholt names Irun and CAF's Newport factory in Wales, door layout: Rail Engineer gives double-leaf plug doors at the one-third and two-thirds positions; the exact positions aren't published

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