Ikarbus IK-112

The Ikarbus IK-112, also called the IK-112N, is a low-floor city solo bus built by the Serbian manufacturer Ikarbus of Zemun. Its floor height of 340 mm at the entrance doors lets passengers board straight from the pavement without a step, which helps children, older people, wheelchair users and parents with prams. A prototype, the IK-112.3, was built in 2003 with the Swiss firm Hess and Volvo on a Volvo B7LA chassis, together with the articulated IK-218, to mark 80 years of the factory. The later series model was made with a Cummins or a MAN engine. In 2008 Belgrade bought a large number for GSP Belgrade, renewing 15 percent of its fleet, and more went to Novi Sad and Arriva Litas in 2015. It is 11,906 mm long, weighs 12,090 kg empty and is offered with a 199 kW MAN engine or a 209 kW Cummins engine.