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Mercedes-Benz BRA Bus – Brazil’s Bus Powerhouse

Mercedes-Benz is one of the leading bus manufacturers in Brazil, with decades of history producing chassis and complete buses used widely across South America, Africa, and Asia.


Made in Brazil – for the World

  • Mercedes-Benz buses in Brazil are produced at the São Bernardo do Campo plant, one of the largest bus production facilities in the world.

  • It manufactures bus chassis (the base structure including engine, axles, suspension), which are then fitted with different bodies by local coachbuilders.

  • Commonly used for:

    • City transport (urban buses)

    • Intercity and long-distance travel (coaches)

    • School and staff transport


🔧 Popular Models/Chassis

Some popular Mercedes-Benz Brazilian bus chassis and models include:

Model Type Notable Use
O-500 RSD Coach chassis Long-distance luxury buses
O-500 U Urban chassis City buses, often articulated
LO-916 Mini/mid-size bus School, staff, feeder services
OH-1621L Rear-engine chassis Common in South American cities
OF-1721/59 Front-engine Reliable, affordable for urban routes

🌎 Why They’re So Common

  • Durability: Built to handle tough roads and conditions.

  • Easy Maintenance: Widespread service and parts availability.

  • Fuel Options: Some models support diesel, CNG, or electric power.

  • Body Compatibility: Can be fitted with bodies by Marcopolo, Caio, Neobus, etc.


⚡️ Future: Electrification & Innovation

  • Mercedes-Benz Brazil is moving toward electric and hybrid buses, starting with pilot programs in large cities like São Paulo.

  • Focus on low-emission public transport is growing across Latin America.




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