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Van Hool newAGG300 '2001–19

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Van Hool newAGG300 '2001–19
Van Hool newAGG300 '2001–19
Van Hool newAGG300 '2001–19

2,550mm

Van Hool Exqui.City 24 CNG Hybrid Sweden '2014–24

Van Hool Exqui.City 24 CNG Hybrid [Sweden] '2014–24
Van Hool Exqui.City 24 CNG Hybrid [Sweden] '2014–24
Van Hool Exqui.City 24 CNG Hybrid [Sweden] '2014–24

2,550mm

МАЗ-215.069 '2014–22

МАЗ-215.069 '2014–22
МАЗ-215.069 '2014–22
Front Panel МАЗ-215.069 '2014–22

2,550mm

Mercedes-Benz CapaCity L '2014–pr.

Mercedes-Benz CapaCity L '2014–pr.
Mercedes-Benz CapaCity L '2014–pr.
Front Panel Mercedes-Benz CapaCity L '2014–pr.

2,550mm

Göppel GO4CITY19 '2012–13

Göppel GO4CITY19 '2012–13
 
 

2,550mm

Van Hool Exqui.City Design Mettis France '2013

Van Hool Exqui.City Design Mettis [France] '2013
Van Hool Exqui.City Design Mettis [France] '2013
Van Hool Exqui.City Design Mettis [France] '2013

A 24 metre long, bi-articulated bus with a (diesel-electric) hybrid drive system that was used for public transport in and round the city of Metz (France) from September 2013.

The Exqui.City Design Mettis is the result of close collaboration between Metz Métropole, its study group Mettis and Van Hool. It was previewed at Transports Publics, the biennial European mobility exhibition in Paris (Porte de Versailles, from 5 to 7 June 2012) for the public transport sector.

2,550mm

WheelsAge.org '2005–pr.