The Isuzu Citibus is a low-floor city bus built by Anadolu Isuzu, the Turkish company linked to Isuzu, and in series production since 2012. It is 9.5 metres long and carries 76 passengers, and it was designed for urban public transport. It was first shown in November 2011 at the Comvex Istanbul commercial vehicle fair, with series production following in 2012. The first buses used a 5.2 litre four cylinder turbodiesel engine rated at 204 horsepower, with a six speed manual gearbox as standard and an Allison automatic as an option, and a third door at the rear side. In 2014 the Citibus took over from the discontinued Citimark, and in 2015 it received a light exterior refresh and a Cummins 4.5 litre turbodiesel with an Allison automatic. It is used in Turkish cities such as Istanbul, Antalya and Bursa, and in several other European countries.
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