SsangYong Transstar

SsangYong Transstar
SsangYong Transstar in Voronezh, Russia.
Overview
Manufacturer	SsangYong Motor Company
Body and chassis
Class	Single-decker coach
Doors	1 door
Floor type	Step entrance
Powertrain
Capacity	45+1 driver^[1]
Transmission	Manual
Dimensions
Length	11960mm^[1]
Width	2490mm^[1]
Height	3450mm^[1]
Curb weight	12060kg^[1]

The SsangYong Transstar is a luxury coach made using components derived from Mercedes-Benz buses. It is available in three trim levels: luxury express bus, express bus and tourist express bus. The bus is very popular in South Korea and former Soviet nations. The name 'Transstar' comes from the words 'transportation' and 'star'.^[2]

History

SsangYong started development on the Transstar in 1991. The development lasted for three years and had total cost of 20 billion won.^[2]

References

SsangYong Motor Company

Current vehicles

Cars	Chairman W

Pickup trucks	Actyon Sports Korando Sports (DZ & ROK)

Crossovers/SUVs	Actyon Actyon (MAL & SGP) Korando C Kyron LUVi (DK) Musso (IN) New Actyon (IN) New Actyon (RUS & KZ) New Korando (IN) Nomad (KZ) Rexton II Euro (IN) Rexton W Tivolan (PRC) Tivoli Tivoli XLV (EGY & UK) X100 (MQ) XLV

Vans	Korando Turismo (ROK & VN) Rodius Stavic Turismo (IR & UK)

Historic vehicles

Historic Commercial vehicles

DA Truck
Istana
HR Bus
SY Truck
Transstar

Concept models

Amao
C200
C.E.O
CCR-1
Chairman Limousine
Crossut
CRS
e-XIV
Entertain
Hemos
Istana Camera Van
KEV2
Korando Camping Car
Korando FRP Hardtop
La-Okean
LIV-1
Rodius Limo
SIV-1
SIV-2
Solo 3
Solo Le Mans
SUT 1
SV-R
W-Coupe
Wz
XAV
XAV-Adventure
XCT
XIV-1
XIV-2
XIV-Adventure
XIV-Air
XLV
XLV-Air
XMT

former subsidiaries

Dong Nissan Diesel Trucks
SsangYong Aero Bus

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