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'''Bustech VST''' is a bus body offered by Bustech (stylized as BusTech) since 2003. It had replaced the previously built Bustech City Bus model (commonly known as Bustech ULF) as Bustechs primary bus body for low entry chassis. | |||
The Bustech VST was originally designed by a group of Surfside Buslines drivers who gave feedback on what they expect from an everyday low entry bus. | |||
Over the years, the VST model has undergone many design changes, including front and rear end uplifts, interior changes, window line changes and more. | |||
The following chassis have been used with VST bodies: | |||
Volvo B12BLE | |||
Volvo B7RLE | |||
Volvo B8RLE | |||
Volvo B5LH | |||
Scania K320UB | |||
MAN 19.320 | |||
Latest revision as of 00:32, 16 July 2025
Bustech VST is a bus body offered by Bustech (stylized as BusTech) since 2003. It had replaced the previously built Bustech City Bus model (commonly known as Bustech ULF) as Bustechs primary bus body for low entry chassis.
The Bustech VST was originally designed by a group of Surfside Buslines drivers who gave feedback on what they expect from an everyday low entry bus.
Over the years, the VST model has undergone many design changes, including front and rear end uplifts, interior changes, window line changes and more.
The following chassis have been used with VST bodies:
Volvo B12BLE
Volvo B7RLE
Volvo B8RLE
Volvo B5LH
Scania K320UB
MAN 19.320