Talk:Electro-Motive Diesel
Latest comment: 1 year ago by CapnZapp in topic Market share
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Market share
editWe claim the North American market is essentially divided 70-30 between only two competitors, GE Transportation and EMD.
I would like to ask those in the know if this really is true still in 2023. Isn't Siemens delivering locomotives to North American operators, for instance?