The Scania OmniCity is an integrally constructed, vertically engined low-floor city bus that Scania sold in Europe from 1996 or 1997 until 2012. It was introduced in September 1996 as the first product based on the 4-series bus range, with prototypes built in the former DAB plant in Silkeborg, Denmark. Series production followed in Silkeborg in 1997, joined by Katrineholm in Sweden, and from 1999 by Słupsk in Poland, where later production was concentrated. In 2006 it was upgraded to the new N-series with a facelift, and in 2011 the Citywide replaced it, except in right-hand drive markets, where more than 2200 went to the United Kingdom. The last few were built in 2012. A batch ran on ethanol fuel in Słupsk from 2007.
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The OmniCity was introduced in September 1996
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the last few OmniCities were built in 2012
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is an integrally constructed vertically-engined low floor city bus
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a batch of OmniCities running on ethanol fuel were delivered in 2007
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is an integrally constructed vertically-engined low floor city bus
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is an integrally constructed vertically-engined low floor city bus
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