Daimler Buses at a Glance.

Edition 2010.
 Daimler at a Glance
Global brand
variety
Contents. Daimler Buses — Leader in the
international bus business.

Shaping Future
Transportation
Daimler at a Glance 2
Daimler Buses remained the undisputed leader of the global bus
sector in 2009, and was also a clear winner in terms of results.
Management Team of Daimler Buses 4
Our business model proved to be extremely robust in what was a
challenging economic environment. We are successful because
Key Figures of Daimler Buses 6
our customers demand and receive top quality from our strong
Mercedes-Benz, Setra, and Orion brands. This makes us proud,
Brand variety of Daimler Buses 8
and we thank our customers for the trust they’ve placed in us!
Shaping Future Transportation: CleanDrive Technologies 12

2009/2010
We sold about 32,500 complete buses and chassis around the

Highlights
globe last year. This is an impressive result, given the decline in
Shaping Future Transportation: SafeDrive Technologies 14
demand on the world market. We are also investing heavily in
products, production capacities, and new technologies in order
Highlights 2009/2010 16
to further improve our position as the leader in the industry.
Production locations of Daimler Buses 18
Daimler Buses is on track for success. The most important principle

Production sites
guiding the behavior and attitudes of our more than 17,000 em-
Product range Daimler Buses 24
ployees is their desire to thrill our customers. To ensure they can
accomplish that goal, we design our buses to offer the highest levels
Media Contacts of Daimler Buses 34
of safety and comfort, as well as the most innovative drive systems.
The vision of a “green future” in passenger transport is already a
Daimler Brand Portfolio 36
reality at Daimler Buses: In North America, Orion boasts the world’s
largest fleet of hybrid buses, while in Europe the fascinating hybrid
and fuel cell buses from Mercedes-Benz have proven their worth.

Product range
This is how we are shaping the future of mobility and improving the
quality of life for people around the world. Groundbreaking ideas,
products of the highest quality, and first-class service: These are the
strengths that we will continue to fully exploit in 2010 as well — and
that’s a fact our customers can rely on.

Daimler Buses
Sincerely,

Contacts of
Hartmut Schick
Head of Daimler Buses & CEO EvoBus GmbH
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 Daimler at a Glance
Daimler at a Glance.

Daimler AG is one of the world’s most successful automotive companies. Amounts in millions of EUR 2009 2008
With its divisions Mercedes-Benz Cars, Daimler Trucks, Mercedes-Benz
Vans, Daimler Buses and Daimler Financial Services, the Daimler Group EBIT (1,513) 2,730
is one of the biggest producers of premium cars and the world’s big- Value Added (4,644) (1,147)
gest manufacturer of commercial vehicles with a global reach. Daimler Net profit (loss) (2,644) 1,414
Financial Services provides its customers with a full range of automo- Earnings (loss) per share (in EUR) (2.63) 1.41
tive financial services including financing, leasing, insurance and fleet Investment in property, plant and equipment 2,423 3,559
management. Research and development expenditure 4,181 4,442

The company’s founders, Gottlieb Daimler and Carl Benz, made history
with the invention of the automobile in the year 1886. As an automotive Amounts in millions of EUR 2009 2008
pioneer, Daimler continues to shape the future of mobility. The Group
applies innovative and green technologies to produce safe and superior Revenue 78,924 98,469
vehicles which fascinate and delight its customers. With the develop- Western Europe 36,458 46,276
ment of alternative drive systems, Daimler is the only vehicle producer thereof Germany 18,788 21,832
investing in hybrid drive, electric motors and fuel-cell systems, with NAFTA 19,380 23,243
the goal of achieving emission-free mobility in the long term. This is just thereof United States 16,569 19,956
one example of how Daimler willingly accepts the challenge of meeting Asia 12,435 13,840
its responsibility towards society and the environment. thereof China 4,349 3,226
Other markets 10,651 15,110
Daimler sells its vehicles and services in nearly all the countries of the
world and has production facilities on five continents. Its current brand By divisions
portfolio includes, in addition to the world’s most valuable automotive Mercedes-Benz Cars 41,318 47,772
brand, Mercedes-Benz, the brands smart, Maybach, Freightliner, Western Daimler Trucks 18,360 28,572
Star, Fuso, Setra, Orion and Thomas Built Buses. The company is listed Mercedes-Benz Vans 6,215 9,479
on the stock exchanges of Frankfurt, New York and Stuttgart (stock Daimler Buses 4,238 4,808
exchange symbol DAI). In 2009, the Group sold 1.6 million vehicles and Daimler Financial Services 11,996 11,964
employed a workforce of more than 256,000 people; revenue totaled
€78.9 billion and EBIT amounted minus €1.5 billion. Daimler holds equity
interests of 22.5 % in the European Aeronautics Defence and Space Employees (Dec. 31) 2009 2008
Company (EADS) and of 28.4 % in Tognum AG.
Total 256,407 273,216
Germany 162,565 167,753
United States 17,697 22,476
Rest of World 76,145 82,987

By divisions
Mercedes-Benz Cars 93,572 97,303
Daimler Trucks 70,699 79,415
Mercedes-Benz Vans 15,226 16,775
Daimler Buses 17,188 18,110
Sales Organization 47,625 49,127
Daimler Financial Services 6,800 7,116

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 Management Team
Management Team

of Daimler Buses
of Daimler Buses.

Daimler Buses Board (Worldwide responsibility)

Hartmut Schick* Richard Averbeck* Thomas Stoeckel* Wolfgang Hänle* Holger Suffel*
Head of Daimler Buses & Head of Product Head of Finance & Head of Production Head of Marketing,
CEO EvoBus GmbH Engineering Controlling Sales and After Sales

Executive Management Team

Klaus Vetter* Michael Göpfarth* Lothar Holder* Wolf-Dieter Kurz Richard Ferguson Harald Hauke Ricardo José
Head of Human Head of Sales Head of Sales Head of Head of Head of Buses Da Silva
Resources Mercedes-Benz Setra Buses Mercedes-Benz Daimler Buses Daimler Vehículos Head of Buses
Buses and Coaches and Coaches Türk North America Comerciales Mercedes-Benz
Mexico do Brasil

Responsible for Responsible for Responsible for Responsible for

Daimler Buses in Daimler Buses in Daimler Buses in Daimler Buses in
Turkey USA and Canada Mexico Latin America

EvoBus GmbH Regional responsibility

*Member of the Management Board of EvoBus GmbH

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 Key Figures of Daimler Buses.

Daimler Buses
Key Figures
Amounts in millions of EUR 2009 2008 Employees by region 2009 2008

EBIT 183 406 Total 17,188 18,110

Revenue 4,238 4,808
Investment in property, plant and equipment 78 117 Europe 14,437 14,502
Research and development expenditure 212 178 of which Germany 8,420 8,374
Sales (units) 32,482 40,591 of which Turkey 3,415 3,497

America 1,687 1,622

of which North America 1,302 1,245
of which Mexico 385 377

South/Central America 1,064 1,986

Sales in units Sales in units

Sales Buses and Coaches > 3.5 tons gvw Market volumes and Market shares > 8 tons gvw
by region by region
2009 2008 2009* 2008

Total 32,500 40,600 Europe 36,860 44,500

Europe (incl. Turkey) 8,500 10,140 Market share 25 % 24 %
Western Europe 7,220 7,770 Western Europe 26,020 27,500
of which Germany 2,830 3,100 Market share 30 % 30 %
Eastern Europe (incl. Turkey) 1,290 2,370 of which Germany 4,770 4,830
of which Turkey 600 980 Market share 60 % 60 %
North America 1,160 940 Eastern Europe (excl. Turkey) 9,220 15,260
Mexico 2,740 6,060 Market share 8% 9%
South/Central America 16,290 19,470 Turkey 1,620 1,740
Asia 1,980 1,450 Market share 37 % 56 %
Africa 1,450 2,160
Australia/South Pacific 360 380 North America 8,950 9,440
Market share 13 % 10 %
Sales Minibuses
Total 970 1,090 Mexico 5,280 10,630
Market share 52 % 57 %

South/Central America 36,115 45,400

Market share 45 % 42 %

*preliminary figures

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 Brand variety
of Daimler Buses.

Brand variety
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Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz stands for trust and safety, and as a technology
leader with full-line expertise, the brand offers a complete range
of outstanding bus products. All of its vehicles embody the brand’s
global claim of premium quality, great economy and the highest
safety standards.
Mercedes-Benz buses also offer the added value of the comprehen-
sive OMNIplus service package, which is superior to that of any
competitor and tailored specifically to the needs of bus customers.
A professional global sales structure ensures that all bus customers
— from major operators to small companies — receive reliable service
that focuses on results. The interplay of all these offerings is what
makes Mercedes-Benz such a highly valued brand.
Setra
Setra stands for partnership and passion. As a leader in best-in-class
buses, Setra is able to meet the highest demands in terms of comfort,
customization, and quality. Setra sets the tone for design, equipment,
and technology, and with its great flexibility, the brand is able to offer
tailor-made products that represent a true store of value and also
deliver solutions for all customer requirements.
The highest safety standards, outstanding economy, and a comprehen-
sive OMNIplus service package superior to that of any competitor and
tailored to the needs of bus customers — all of these are a matter of
course at Setra.
The Setra brand also has in-depth knowledge of its customers and
dedicated customer service with a personal touch.
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Brand variety
Orion
Orion is a longstanding brand on the vast North American market. In
fact, more than 230 towns and cities in the United States have been
relying on Orion buses for decades now.
The brand’s product portfolio is geared toward city transit buses, and
Orion’s hybrid technology expertise has made it the world market
leader for hybrid buses today.
OMNIplus
OMNIplus is the service brand for Mercedes-Benz and Setra buses.
The brand’s comprehensive service package is superior to that of
any competitor and tailored specifically to the needs of bus customers
all over Europe.
In line with the premium status of the products it serves, OMNIplus
is also positioned in the premium segment. The brand is backed by
specialists with a passion for buses, as well as customer-focused
products and services that are provided via the most extensive bus
service network in Europe.
With 41 service centers and more than 600 service partners, our
brands’ customers are assured competent care and assistance,
thus allowing them to focus solely on their core business, which is
to transport people safely from one place to another.
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 Shaping Future Transportation.
CleanDrive Technologies.
Shaping Future Transportation
Daimler Trucks and Daimler Buses are forging ahead with measures
for significantly reducing the fuel consumption and CO2 and pollutant
emissions of their vehicles. The world’s leading commercial vehicle
manufacturer is consolidating these activities in its worldwide
“Shaping Future Transportation” initiative. The initiative actively
incorporates the Daimler brands Mercedes-Benz, Setra, Freightliner,
Fuso, Orion, and Thomas Built Buses. So-called “CleanDrive Techno-
logies” play a crucial role in this endeavor, encompassing efficient,
clean drive systems and alternative fuels for all vehicle classes
from light vans to heavy-duty trucks. More than 290,000 Daimler
commercial vehicles with “CleanDrive Technologies” are already on
the road around the world. Daimler is the global leader for “green”
commercial vehicles, having already delivered about 13,000 vehicles
employing alternative drive concepts to customers through the end of
last year. Hybrid technology plays a key role in these vehicles, as it
reduces diesel consumption by up to one third, depending on the
application. The hybrid portfolio of Daimler Trucks and Daimler Buses
is unmatched anywhere in the world, ranging from the Fuso Canter
Eco Hybrid to Orion-brand hybrid buses and hybrid commercial
vehicles bearing the star.
Further expansion of activities
In December 2009 the first Mercedes-Benz Citaro G BlueTec Hybrid
articulated bus went into field trials, and more of the vehicles have
been delivered to Hamburg and Rotterdam. Daimler will test about
30 more Citaro hybrid buses in selected cities, or “model regions,”
in 2010. The Citaro G BlueTec Hybrid is to date the only hybrid bus that
can cover some of a route’s distance while running solely on electri-
city, without using the diesel engine.
Beginning in the second half of 2010, Hamburger Hochbahn will have
a total of ten Citaro FuelCELL-Hybrid buses deployed in regular service
as part of a field trial. These latest-generation hybrid buses stand
out by virtue of their outstanding environmental compatibility: Their
operation produces no pollutant emissions and almost no noise.
Daimler commercial vehicles marked with in the product list are part
of the Shaping Future Transportation initiative.
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Daimler Buses has already sold more than 3,000 Orion VII hybrid
buses in North America; the vehicles are in use by customers in New
York, Seattle, and Toronto. Daimler Buses has thus sold more hybrid
buses than any other manufacturer in the world.
On the road to zero emissions
Through continued further development, Daimler’s diesel engines
have evolved into high-tech drive systems that will remain the back-
bone of the commercial vehicle industry for many years to come.
Diesel engines have great potential, as evidenced by their steadily
reduced emissions and continuously increasing fuel efficiency. As
a result, emissions of particulates and nitrogen oxides, for example,
have decreased by more than 90 percent on average since 1990.
Mercedes-Benz trucks and buses equipped with state-of-the-art
BlueTec diesel technology combine these environmental improve-
ments with economic benefits for the vehicle operator. This has
Shaping Future
Transportation
resulted in further substantial cuts in fuel consumption. In the case
of long-haul trucks, for example, the annual reduction amounts to
around 2,000 liters of fuel, or more than five tons of CO2 emissions.
In comparison to other types of motor vehicles, and taking the high
transport volumes of commercial vehicles into account, trucks that
only consume one liter of fuel per 100 kilometers have long been
a reality.
At the same time that Daimler is developing fuel-saving and
environmentally compatible drive systems, the company is com-
mitted to researching and using alternative fuels. In a joint field
trial with Deutsche Post DHL, the energy company OMV, Stuttgar-
ter Straßenbahn AG, and the oil company Neste Oil, 14 conven-
tional Mercedes-Benz trucks and buses will be fueled exclusively
with NExBTL, a diesel fuel from sustainable production.
The course plotted by Daimler extends from clean conventional
fuels such as gasoline and diesel to biofuels and hydrogen for
vehicles with fuel cell drives.
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 Shaping Future Transportation.
SafeDrive Technologies.
Pioneer in active and passive safety
For more than 50 years, developments from Daimler have been
leading the way in the field of vehicle safety. Such developments can
be divided into active and passive safety elements.
One example of an active safety system is the multiple award-win-
ning Active Brake Assist (ABA), whose introduction in 2006 expanded
the range of highly efficient assistance systems for active accident
prevention. ABA has since proven itself in well over one billion kilo-
meters of operation. The system goes into action whenever there is
imminent danger of a collision with a slower moving vehicle ahead
and the driver fails to react to this situation. After issuing several
phased warnings, the assistant automatically engages an emergency
braking maneuver, thereby actively working to prevent rear-end
collisions and helping to save lives.
Currently unparalleled in the industry, ABA has been available in
Mercedes-Benz trucks since 2006 and in Mercedes-Benz and Setra
brand travel coaches since 2008.
“Each Safety Coach we deliver brings us one step closer to our vision
of accident-free driving,” says Daimler Board of Management mem-
ber Andreas Renschler. “That’s because it’s been proven that safety
systems help reduce the number of accidents that occur.”
Along with other active assistance systems such as the Electronic
Stability Program (ESP), the Lane Assistant (SPA), the Continuous
Braking Limiter (DBL), Brake Assist (BA), and the ART proximity
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cruise control system, Active Brake Assist underscores Daimler’s
technology leadership in the field of active safety.
Daimler also sets the tone when it comes to passive safety. In 2007,
for example, the company achieved a milestone in passive safety for
buses with the introduction of Front Collision Guard (FCG).
This system, which stands for maximum protection for drivers and
passengers of touring coaches, also offers protection to occupants
of other vehicles by preventing them from being forced under an
FCG-equipped bus in the event of a collision. Essential elements of
FCG are an integrated absorber structure and a front module, which
upon impact moves the entire driver’s area — including the seat,
steering wheel, and pedals — toward the rear by as much as 20 centi-
meters. This offers an unprecedented level of safety for the driver
and passengers, while also demonstrating that buses are the safest
means of passenger transport.
Shaping Future
Transportation
Buses from Mercedes-Benz and Setra are the absolute leaders in
active and passive safety worldwide. Various independent studies
have found that vehicles equipped with active safety systems are less
likely to be involved in accidents than those without such systems.
When combined with standard-fitted safety systems, such additional
measures can both actively and passively prevent accidents lea-
ding to damage and personal injury. Safety training programs for bus
drivers are another way to lower accident figures — and more than
14,000 drivers have participated in programs certified by the German
Road Safety Council (DVR) since 1993.
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 Highlights 2009/2010.
January 2009 Setra’s 25th
anniversary in North America.
After delivering some 1,000 Gol-
den and Silver Eagle models in
the 1950s, the brand embarked
upon its successful return to
the North American market in
1984.
February 2009 The Metrobus
Project for the city government
of Istanbul wins the Sustainable
Transport Award in Washington
D.C. This award-winning Bus
Rapid Transit (BRT) concept in
Istanbul utilizes Mercedes-Benz
CapaCity buses.
March 2009 The new Mer-
cedes-Benz Citaro G BlueTec
Hybrid city bus is unveiled. The
articulated bus operates nearly
emission-free for portions of its
route, thus reducing its already
low level of diesel consumption
by up to 30 percent. CO2 emis-
sion levels are correspondingly
lower as well.
Because of the good experience
it has had with the initial 80
vehicles it purchased, Dubai’s
Roads & Transport Authority
orders an additional 260
Mercedes-Benz Citaro buses.
April 2009 Following a three-
month test phase, the British
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travel coach operator Shearings
Holidays decides to order 45
Setra Comfort Class 400 coa-
ches with right-hand drive.
The Mercedes-Benz OF 1722 bus
chassis is named “Chassis of
the Year” in Brazil for the fourth
consecutive time.
May 2009 A Mercedes-Benz
Citaro articulated bus and two
12-meter Citaros are converted
into ambulance vehicles and
handed over to the Centre of
Ambulance Services of the
Government of Dubai.
June 2009 The Mercedes-Benz
Citaro FuelCELL-Hybrid cele-
brates its world premiere at the
International Association of
Public Transport’s World Con-
gress (UITP) in Vienna.
August 2009 Two milestones
in Mexico: The 15th anniversary
of Daimler Buses in Mexico and
production of its facility’s
50,000th vehicle.
September 2009 Daimler
Buses North America receives
its 3,000th order for an Orion
hybrid bus. As a result, Daimler
Buses has sold more hybrid bu-
ses than any other manufacturer
in the world.
Mercedes-Benz Buses receives
an order from the Netherlands
for 350 Citaro city and inter-
city buses and 75 natural gas-
powered city buses.
Success story of the Mercedes-
Benz Citaro: With 25,000 units
sold since 1997, the bestseller
in the transit bus sector cele-
brates an exceptional production
milestone that makes it the most
successful urban bus of all time.
October 2009 The Mercedes-
Benz Travego is voted “Coach
of the Year 2010.” Judgment
criteria in the competition in-
cluded economy, environmental
friendliness, handling, comfort,
and safety.
November 2009 Daimler Bu-
ses North America wins a major
order for 30 Setra S 417 luxury
touring coaches and 15 Sprinter
shuttle buses from Compass
Transportation for the San Fran-
cisco region.
December 2009 Daimler Bu-
ses delivers 460 Mercedes-Benz
travel coaches for the 2010 Soc-
cer World Cup in South Africa.
January 2010 Daimler Buses
expands its activities in India
and presents its new three-axle
Mercedes-Benz luxury travel
2009/2010
coach at the 10th Auto Expo in
Highlights
New Delhi.
February 2010 Setra unveils
its new TopClass S 417 travel
coach at the 2010 UMA Motor-
coach Expo in Las Vegas.
The U.S. variant of the new bus
boasts 30 new features.
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 Production locations
of Daimler Buses.

Dortmund, Mannheim,
Ulm/Neu-Ulm, Germany

Ligny-en-Barrois, France Holýšov, Czech Republic

Sámano, Spain
Mississauga (ON), Canada Hoşdere, Turkey

Oriskany (NY), US
Monterrey, Mexico
Pune, India

Production locations
Jakarta, Indonesia

São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil

East London, South Africa

Buenos Aires, Argentina

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 Production locations.
Number of employees*: 3,530
Foundation of plant: 1908
Number of employees*: 3,813
Foundation of plant: 1991
Number of employees*: 221
Foundation of plant: 1998
Number of employees*: 424
Foundation of plant: 1981
*As of December 2009
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Mannheim
Germany
Body shop, cathodic dip
painting: city/intercity buses
and coaches; paint shop,
assembly: city and interurban
buses
Neu-Ulm
Germany
Paint shop and assembly:
city/interurban buses and coaches
Dortmund**
Germany
Production of city/interurban/
mobility buses and coaches based
upon Sprinter chassis and Sprinter
cabin wagons
Ligny-en-Barrois
France
Assembly of city/interurban buses
**Mercedes-Benz Minibus GmbH
Sámano
Spain
Number of employees*: 264 Assembly of
plant: 1998 Mercedes-Benz chassis
Holýšov
Czech Republic
Number of employees*: 391 Body components and segments
Foundation of plan: 1998 for bus production in Mannheim
Hoşdere
Turkey
Number of employees*: 3,415 Mercedes-Benz city/interurban
Foundation of plant: 1995 buses and coaches
Production locations
Pune
India
Number of employees*: 21 Assembly of
Foundation of plant: 2009 Mercedes-Benz chassis
Jakarta
Indonesia
Number of employees*: 120 Assembly of
Foundation of plant: 1982 Mercedes-Benz chassis
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 Production locations.

Mississauga Buenos Aires

Canada Argentina

Number of employees*: 563 Body shop for Orion buses Number of employees*: 58 Assembly of
Foundation of plant: 1978 Foundation of plant: 1951 Mercedes-Benz chassis

Oriskany Monterrey
USA Mexico

Number of employees*: 620 Assembly of Orion buses Number of employees*: 385 Mercedes-Benz chassis
Foundation of plant: 1982 Foundation of plant: 1994

Production locations
São Bernardo East London
do Campo South Africa
Brazil
Number of employees*: 1,064 Mercedes-Benz chassis Number of employees*: 65 Assembly of
Foundation of plant: 1956 Foundation of plant: 1958 Mercedes-Benz chassis

*As of December 2009

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 Product range
Daimler Buses.

Product range
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 Mercedes-Benz
city buses
Model Length Model Length Model Length Model Länge
Citaro K 10.5 m Torino (Mexico) 10.9 m
Citaro (LHD/RHD)* 12.0 m Boxer (Mexico) 8.0/9.1/10.1 m
Citaro L 15.0 m Boxer OF (Mexico) 8.7/9.5 m
Citaro G (LHD/RHD)* 18.0 m
Citaro LE 12.0 m Alternative drives
CapaCity 19.5 m Citaro CNG 12.0 m
Conecto 12.0 m Citaro G CNG 18.0 m
Conecto G 18.0 m Citaro G BlueTec Hybrid** 18.0 m
Citaro FuelCELL-Hybrid** 12.0 m
*LHD = left-hand drive / RHD = right-hand drive, **Customer trial
Mercedes-Benz
coaches
Travego 12.2 m Tourismo M/2 13.0 m
Travego M 13.0 m Tourismo M 13.0 m
Travego L 14.0 m Tourismo L 14.0 m
Travego 15 SHD 12.0 m Tourino (LHD/RHD)* 9.4 m
Travego 17 SHD 13.9 m Multego (Mexico) 12.9/14.0 m
Tourismo (LHD/RHD)* 12.1 m Turiclass (Mexico) 13.2 m
Tourismo RH 12.1 m Intercity Luxury Coach (India) 12.0 m
Tourismo RH M 13.0 m
*LHD = left-hand drive / RHD = right-hand drive

Mercedes-Benz
interurban buses
Model Length Model Length
Citaro Ü 12.0 m Integro 12.1 m
Citaro MÜ 13.0 m Integro M 13.0 m
Citaro LÜ 15.0 m Integro L 14.9 m
Citaro GÜ 18.0 m Intouro E 12.1 m
Citaro LE Ü 12.0 m Intouro M/ME 13.0 m
Citaro LE MÜ 13.0 m Andare (Mexico) 11.5 m

Mercedes-Benz
Product range
Allegro (Mexico) 11.5 m

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 Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz
interurban minibuses travel minibuses
Model Length Model Length
Sprinter Transfer 23 (LHD/RHD)* 5.9 m Sprinter Travel 45 7.3 m
Sprinter Transfer 34 (LHD/RHD)* 6.9 m Sprinter Travel 55 7.6 m
Sprinter Transfer 35 (LHD/RHD)* 6.9 m Sprinter Travel 65 7.7 m
Sprinter Transfer 45 (LHD/RHD)* 7.3 m
Sprinter Transfer 55 7.6 m
* LHD = left-hand drive / RHD = right-hand drive

Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz
city minibuses mobility minibuses
Model Length Model Length
Sprinter City 35 6.9 m Sprinter Mobility 23 5.9 m
Sprinter City 65 7.7 m Sprinter Mobility 33 6.9 m

Mercedes-Benz
Product range
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 Setra Setra
coaches interurban buses
TopClass 400 Length TopClass 400 Length MultiClass 400 Length MultiClass 400 Length
S 411 HD 10.2 m S 431 DT double-decker 13.9 m S 412 UL 10.8 m S 415 NF 12.0 m
S 415 HD/HDH 12.2 m/12.3 m S 315 HD (China) 12.0 m S 415 UL 12.2 m S 416 NF 13.0 m
S 416 HDH 13.2 m S 416 UL 13.0 m S 415 H 12.2 m
S 417 HDH 14.1 m S 417 UL 14.1 m S 416 H 13.0 m
S 417 (USA) 13.7 m S 419 UL 15.0 m

Setra
coaches
ComfortClass 400 Length ComfortClass 400 Length
S 415 GT 12.2 m S 416 GT-HD/2 13.0 m
S 416 GT 13.0 m S 416 GT-HD (LHD/RHD)* 13.0 m
S 415 GT-HD (LHD/RHD)* 12.2 m S 417 GT-HD 14.1 m
S 419 GT-HD 15.0 m
*LHD = left-hand drive / RHD = right-hand drive

Product range
Setra
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 Orion Mercedes-Benz
city buses chassis
Model Length Model
Orion VII Diesel 9.1/10.7/12.2 m city and interurban buses coaches
Orion VII CNG 9.1/10.7/12.2 m Rear-mounted-engine chassis Rear-mounted-engine chassis
Orion VII Hybrid 9.1/10.7/12.2 m OC 500 LE (CBC) OC 500 RF (IBC)
O 500 M (RF) OH (MBC)
O 500 MA (articulated) O 500 RS/RSD
O 500 U
O 500 UA (articulated)
O 500 R
OH, OH LE
OH RF (XBC)
OH LE (XBC)
OMC
Front-mounted-engine chassis
MBC-0
OF
MBO
BF 27/30 airfield bus

Mercedes-Benz, Orion
Product range
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 Media Contacts of Daimler Buses.

Heinz Gottwick Raimund Grammer

Head of Global Communications Head of Product Communications
Commercial Vehicles Trucks/Unimog/Buses & Coaches

Tel. +49 (0)711 17-41525 Tel. +49 (0)711 17-53058

Fax +49 (0)711 17-52006 Fax +49 (0)711 17-52030
E-mail: heinz.gottwick@daimler.com E-mail: raimund.r.grammer@daimler.com

Uta Leitner Nada Filipovic

Head of Global Business Communications Product Communications
Commercial Vehicles Mercedes-Benz Buses and Coaches

Tel. +49 (0)711 17-41526 Tel. +49 (0) 711 17-51091

Fax +49 (0)711 17-52006 Fax +49 (0) 711 17-52030
E-mail: uta.leitner@daimler.com E-mail: nada.filipovic@daimler.com

Silke Walters Udo Sürig

Business Communications Commercial Vehicles Product Communications
Daimler Buses, Trucks Europe/Latin America, Plant Wörth Setra Buses and Coaches

Tel. +49 (0)711 17-41549 Tel. +49 (0) 711 17-51186

Fax +49 (0)711 17-52006 Fax +49 (0) 711 17-52030
E-mail: silke.walters@daimler.com E-mail: udo.suerig@daimler.com

Sebastian Michel Katja Bott

Business Communications Commercial Vehicles Head of Communications
Mercedes-Benz Vans, Daimler Buses Commercial Vehicles International
Plants Dortmund, Düsseldorf, Ludwigsfelde and Neu-Ulm
Tel. +49 (0)711-17-49784
Tel. +49 (0)711 17-41560 Fax +49 (0)711-17-51607
Fax +49 (0)711 17-52006 E-mail: katja.bott@daimler.com
E-mail: sebastian.michel@daimler.com

Carola Pfeifle
Business Communications Commercial Vehicles
Powertrain Operations/Manufacturing Engineering,
Plant Mannheim

Tel. +49 (0)711-17-50326

Fax +49 (0)711-17-52006
E-mail: carola.pfeifle@daimler.com

Julia Löffler
Business Communications Commercial Vehicles
Powertrain Operations/Manufacturing Engineering,
Plants Gaggenau & Kassel

of Daimler Buses
Media Contacts
Tel. +49 (0)711-17-41552
Fax +49 (0)711-17-52006
E-mail: julia.loeffler@daimler.com

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