Please do one for the ICE1 too, it has 2.5MW instead of the real life 6.4MW in vanilla.

That would be 8MW per power car then, good to know, IRJ doesn't specify that.

regard mad that thing has 4 power motors so that would bring to 16 that is close to japan that is than a bullet train with that power

so i did a bit of digging things what need changing is the speed 350 km/hand not 300 it is in the us limited to that speed because the tracks and signal system cant handle faster

regards power you both are correct the version to the us with the limited to 186 mph has 9.280kw
but the version for 220 mph has the option for up to 3.4 per motor what brings it up to about 13600kw a lot of power for a train

https://web.archive.org/web/20161011225150/https://www.alstom.com/Global/Transport/Resources/Documents/brochure2014/Avelia%20Liberty%20-%20Amtrak%20-%20Case%20study%20-%20English.pdf?epslanguage=en-GB
According to this pdf from Alstom, total power for each train set is 9,280kw, which means 4,640kw for each power car

Each power car is supposed to be 4MW according to International Rail Journal