Ikarus E99

The Ikarus E99 was a double-decker long-distance bus built by Ikarus. Production began in 1995, and the first bus ran for Kisalföld Volán between Győr and Budapest. Only 17 were made: two each for Kisalföld Volán, Volánbusz, Pannon Volán and Kunság Volán, one each for Vértes Volán and Körös Volán, three for the travel agency Grand Tours, two for Lithuania and two for the Hong Kong operator Spacebus. The bus was 12 metres long and 2.5 metres wide, with a wheelbase of 5,630 mm plus 1,300 mm, full air suspension, a 630 litre fuel tank and room for 70 passengers, 54 on one deck and 16 on the other, plus up to 9.1 cubic metres of luggage space. The last bus left service with the former Kisalföld Volán, later the ÉNYKK transport centre, in the summer of 2017 and ran once more in 2018. It is now a heritage vehicle of the Hungarian state railway MÁV.