Over 50 new locally-built buses enter operation in Southern Transdanubia
Following the procurement of 61 new buses last week by the North-Western Hungarian Transport Centre (ÉNYKK), the Southern Transdanubian Transport Center (DKK) has now bought 52 new Hungarian-built buses to update its existing fleet.
According to the agreement signed recently, the Kravtex-Kühne Group has 60 days to deliver the Credo Econell EN 12 and Credo Inovell IC 12 buses that are financed by Budapest Lízing Zrt.
The lightweight, environmentally friendly buses, powered by a Euro 6 engine and fitted with robotic transmission, air conditioning, modern passenger information system, consume on average 15–30 percent less fuel than the vehicles comprising the company’s current fleet.
