Automotora VIP

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Automotora VIP
Automotora VIP at Ponte de Sor, 2020
Manufacturer	Allan of Rotterdam (CP 0301)
Constructed	1954 (CP 0301)
Entered service	1992[1][2]
Refurbished	CP Figueira da Foz workshops (1992)
Number built	1[1]
Number in service	1[1]
Operators	Infraestruturas de Portugal
Specifications
Maximum speed	100 kilometres per hour (62 mph)[2]
Transmission	Electric[2]
HVAC	Air conditioning[1]
Track gauge	1,668 mm (5 ft 5+21⁄32 in)

Automotora VIP is a diesel-electric railbus^[2] currently used for catenary maintenance by Infraestruturas de Portugal. It was created as a railbus for VIP services in 1992^[2] by refurbishing CP 0301 at CP's Figueira da Foz workshops.^[1]