E400, and E300 series, respectively. The South African-built units (E100 series) were retired in the early 2000s Diesel multiple units: A variety of diesel multiple units had been built for the TRA, mostly by Japanese manufacturer Tokyu. They are DMU2900, DMU3000, DMU3100. AC electric multiple units: TRA's electric multiple units (EMUs) are classified as either long-distance units or local trains (or local express). Numerous builders have constructed EMUs for TRA: EMU100 from British Rail Engineering Limited of England. EMU200, EMU400 from Union Carriage & Wagon of South Africa. EMU300 from Socimi of Italy. EMU500, EMU600 from Daewoo and Hyundai of Korea. And EMU700, EMU800 from both Nippon-Sharyo of Japan and TRSC () of Taiwan in their series number order. EMU900 from Hyundai Rotem of Korea. EMU1200 from TRSC of Taiwan. There is also the EMU3000 series introduced in 2021. Tilting trainsets: TEMU1000 for Taroko Express passenger service built by Hitachi of Japan. TEMU2000 for Puyuma Express passenger service built by Nippon-Sharyo of Japan. Push-pull trains (Taiwan Railway E1000 series): High-capacity express passenger trains. The locomotives were built by UCW of South Africa, while the carriages were built by Hyundai of Korea. Extra cars for the push-pull trainsets were manufactured by Rotem. Hauled coaching stock: Commuter stock from India, express passenger stock from Japan and Korea, as well as various homemade coaching stock fabricated by Taiwanese companies. Freight wagons: gondolas, covered hoppers, boxcars, refrigerated boxcars, livestock cars, flatcars, mail cars, etc. Non-revenue vehicles: includes cabooses, catenary maintenance vehicles, switchers, and converted former revenue vehicles used for special purposes. See also Rail transport in Taiwan Transportation in Taiwan Taiwan High Speed Rail Taipei Railway Workshop Taiwan Railway Mealbox Notes Words in native languages References Citations Sources External links Taiwan Railways Administration Useful, user-friendly English website, including routes and schedules: Taiwan Railways Administration (English website) Railway companies of Taiwan