Class Register
| Key: | In service | Out of service | Auckland Transport service | Preserved | Overhaul | Scrapped |
|---|
| Number | Introduced | Current status | Current livery | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADL 801 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (photo) |
| ADL 802 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (photo) |
| ADL 803 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | |
| ADL 804 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (photo) |
| ADL 805 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (old photo) |
| ADL 806 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | |
| ADL 807 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | |
| ADL 808 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | |
| ADL 809 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (old photo |
| ADL 810 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (photo) |
| ADC 851 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | |
| ADC 852 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service. | MAXX Blue | |
| ADC 853 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | |
| ADC 854 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (photo) |
| ADC 855 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | |
| ADC 856 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | |
| ADC 857 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (photo) |
| ADC 858 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (photo) |
| ADC 859 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (old photo) |
| ADC 860 | 01993-07-01July 1993 | In service | MAXX Blue | (photo) |
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