Madrid Metro: Aluche Station

Aluche station was opened to the public on February 6th, 1961. It was part of the late F.C. Suburbano" from Carabanchel to Chamartín de la Rosa that made its route between the stations of Carabanchel and Plaza de España1 (current route between Carabanchel and Casa de Campo on line 5 and between Casa de Campo and Plaza de España on line 10).
On October 29, 1976, the Aluche-Móstoles railway line, C-6, was inaugurated, and the headwaters of Line 5 of Metro and Suburban FC were moved to this station to facilitate connections with the new suburban line. The F.C. Suburbano, became line 10 of Madrid Metro in 1981.
The situation of Aluche as head of lines 5 and 10 of the metro lasted until October 22, 2002, when the works of the union of Metrosur with the rest of the network through line 10 lead to a rearrangement of lines that resulted in the absorption of the section between the new station of Casa de Campo and Aluche by line 5.
The station was refurbished during the summer of 2017.
Usual trains running on the line are 2000B series (built in 1990 by CAF, AdTranz and Bombardier, with a maximum speed of up to 70 Km/h), but on July 13th, 2018, Metro decided to refurbish 12 units of the 3000 series (built by CAF in 2006, with a top speed of 70 Km/h) from line 3 so that they could run on line 5, which its electrified with 600V DC, unlike line 3, which it's electrified with 1500V DC.

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[@metrotren2915]

Ahora hay metros 🚇 de la series 3000 que circulan por la linea 5 pero mira antes pasaba mas los metros 🚇 de las series 2000B y 2000A pero mira ahora todo a cambiado y mira la serie 3000 es del año 2006 y ahora es viejo

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I am Spanish this is line 5 my name is Ismael

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