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7 years ago
Wheels&Tracks

'13.10.2013

7 years ago
Wheels&Tracks

November 20, 2013

The Aero Queen ‘Premium Cruiser’ touring coach seeks to change the game in terms of comfort on board a touring coach. Compared to its traditional model with 55 passenger seats, the Premium Cruiser with 13 super-luxury seats incorporates a planetarium-like atmosphere with first-class visual-audio comfort.

All Aero Queen coach bus models incorporates latest safety technologies such as the collision impact reduction ‘Active Mitigation Brake’ system and driver’s attention warning system ‘MDAS-III’ as standard.

Model: MS96VPQU4

Engine: 6R10 diesel

Displacement: 12.808 liters

Output: 309 kW (420 PS)/1,800 rpm, 1,810 Nm (185 kgfm)/1,100 rpm

Transmission: 6-speed manual

Capacity: 15 (13 passengers + 2 crews)

GVW: 16.185 tons

https://alesayi-fuso.com/ar/press/131120/131120.html

7 years ago
Wheels&Tracks

Nov 21, 2013

FUSO Aero Queen “Premium Cruiser” Coach: For the “Premium Cruiser” concept study, the regular version of the touring coach FUSO Aero Queen was scaled down from 55 to 13 seats in order to create additional space and comfort. The generous size of the windows enables an open panorama view. The “Premium Cruiser” is equipped with the latest entertainment and safety technology. The “Premium Cruiser” can be viewed exclusively at the Tokyo Motor Show.

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7 years ago
Wheels&Tracks

надпись на левом боку: Aero Queen Super Hi Decker.

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