Iveco Magelys

The Iveco Magelys, first sold as the Irisbus Magelys, is a high end touring coach built from 2007 at Annonay in France, by Irisbus until it became Iveco Bus in May 2013. It was designed for the Coach of the Year 2008 award and sits on the SFR120 chassis, with roof glazing that gives 30 to 45 percent more glass than its competitors. The first series had the Cursor 10 engine of 380 or 450 horsepower to EEV standard, a six speed manual or a twelve speed ZF AS-Tronic, and was made as the HD and HDH, the HD replaced in 2010 by the PRO with LED headlights. The 2013 series for Euro 6 took the family look of the Urbanway and Crossway, left out the 13.8 metre length and won Coach of the Year 2016. More than 3,000 were built and sold across Europe for regional and national services, FlixBus lines and sports teams. Production stopped in autumn 2019 because of falling sales, and stock was sold until spring 2020.