Autosan H10

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Autosan H10 is a series of midi or maxi-class city, local, and intercity buses produced between 1984 and 2003, initially by the Sanok Bus Factory and later by Autosan in Sanok. The H10 series was originally developed to replace the aging H9 family in the midi-class intercity and city bus segment. In the first half of the 1980s, the concept for the new generation of buses was revised, leading to the continued development of suburban and intercity maxi-class buses under the designations H10-11 and H10-12. These models supplemented the factory's product lineup rather than directly replacing the H9-20 and H9-21 models. The idea of replacing the Autosan H9 family with a midi-class bus derived from the H10 series was revisited only in the late 1980s, resulting in the H10-10 model, which was introduced into production in 1992. Due to its significantly higher purchase price compared to older-generation buses, the Autosan H10-10 was produced in fewer units than the H9-20 and H9-21 and ultimately did not replace them in the lineup. From the second half of the 1990s, the H10 series was gradually phased out in favor of new models from the A10 family (Autosan A1010T, Autosan A1012T).