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Wheels&Tracks

04 Apr 2019

Two-axle versions of Plaxton’s flagship Elite coach are now available on the Volvo B8R chassis, combining distinctive design with fuel efficiency and offering 53 luxury seats at a vehicle length of 13.2m. This new version increases luggage carrying capacity by half a tonne. Ten coaches built to this specification are joining the fleet of launch customer Logan’s Executive Travel of Dunloy for the 2019 season.

The Volvo B8R 4x2 chassis, powered by the eight-litre 350hp D8K engine matched to the I-Shift automated transmission, already is a highly popular choice when underpinning Plaxton’s Panther and Leopard models where it has a proven record for reliability and excellent value for money.

The B8R chassis is now available for the Plaxton Elite coach. At 13.2m length, it seats up to 53 passengers on comfortable recliners and offers a centre sunken toilet at the continental exit door. The increased wheelbase maximizes the luggage locker space available. This can be fully utilised thanks to the lighter chassis, which delivers an increase in luggage carrying capacity of around half a tonne compared with the 12.6m Plaxton Elite on B11R chassis.

A comprehensive range of specification options are available, including a PSVAR compliant entrance mounted wheelchair lift and full LED destination equipment.

The first of the new coaches will be shown at the UK Coach Rally in Blackpool on 6th and 7th April.

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