Seoul Buses - Vehicles

Vehicles

Most buses in South Korea are domestic models and are made either by Daewoo or Hyundai. Buses use either compressed natural gas, electric batteries or a combination of both. In the past, diesel buses also ran until being retired.

Current buses:

  • Daewoo Bus BH116 and FX116 (CNG) - For Rapid buses.
  • Daewoo Bus BS090 (CNG) - For Branch & Circulation buses; some retired
  • Daewoo Bus BS106 (CNG) - For Trunk & Branch buses; some retired
  • Daewoo Bus BS110CN/120CN Non-step low rider (CNG) - For Trunk, Branch buses.
  • Hyundai Super Aero City (CNG) - with 21, 38 or 45 seats. For Rapid, Trunk & Branch buses; some retired
  • Hyundai New Super Aero City (CNG) - For all buses.
  • Hyundai New Super Aero City Non-step Low Rider (CNG) - For Trunk, Branch & Circulation buses.
  • Hyundai Global 900 (CNG) - For Branch buses.
  • Hyundai Aero Space LS (CNG) - For Trunk & Rapid buses.
  • Hyundai Universe Space Elegance (CNG) - For Rapid buses.
  • Iveco CityClass (18m) - For Trunk buses.

Retired buses:

  • Daewoo Bus BH115H and BH116 (Diesel)
  • Daewoo Bus BS090 (Diesel)
  • Daewoo Bus BS106 (Diesel)
  • Daewoo Bus BS106L (Diesel)
  • Hyundai Aero City 540L/SL (Diesel)
  • Hyundai Super Aero City (Diesel)
  • Kia Motors/Asia Motors Cosmos, New Cosmos (Diesel)

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