Autosan H7
Series of buses
Autosan H7 is a series of mini-class city, intercity, and specialized buses, introduced in 1999 and mass-produced between 2000 and 2006, initially by the Autosan-Bussan company and later by Autosan in Sanok. The H7 family replaced the H6 series, which had been in serial production since 1992.
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Autosan H7
Series of buses
Autosan H7 is a series of mini-class city, intercity, and specialized buses, introduced in 1999 and mass-produced between 2000 and 2006, initially by the Autosan-Bussan company and later by Autosan in Sanok. The H7 family replaced the H6 series, which had been in serial production since 1992.
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Autosan H7 is a series of mini-class city, intercity, and specialized buses, introduced in 1999 and mass-produced between 2000 and 2006, initially by the Autosan-Bussan company and later by Autosan in Sanok. The H7 family replaced the H6 series, which had been in serial production since 1992. The concept and design of the H6 served as the basis for developing the early versions of the Autosan H7, produced between 2000 and 2001. In 2001, the series underwent a significant modernization, introducing a new body design and modifications to the chassis and drivetrain. The production of the final variants ended in 2006 with the introduction of the new Autosan Solina mini-class bus family. The Solina models featured entirely different design solutions, replacing the traditional ladder-frame chassis with a frame chassis based on the Mercedes-Benz Vario light truck. Despite these technical differences, the Solina series retained the H7 designation until the end of 2010, with the intercity version labeled H7-10MB Solina and the city variant H7-20MB Solina LE/Solina City. The production of the Solina/Solina City models ended in 2011, with the Autosan Wetlina series becoming their successor.
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