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Otokar’s 10.1m Ulyso T set for right-hand drive?

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Published: October 23, 2017
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The futuristically-styled Ulyso T debuted at Busworld; maximum seats 43

Otokar unveiled its 10.1m Ulyso T at Busworld and it says that it is already in discussion to bring the midicoach to right-hand drive form via Dublin-based importer Brian Noone.

The Ulyso T seats up to 43 passengers and Otokar believes that will be a key selling point. The model has a futuristic look along with a flat floor that will allow up to seven wheelchair users to be carried in accessible versions.

If the Ulyso comes to fruition in right-hand drive markets, power is likely to come from a 320bhp Cummins ISB6.7 engine driving through a ZF EcoLife automatic gearbox.

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