- Volvo Buses Brazil has delivered 40 new long-distance coaches to Viação Real Maia for interstate operations.
- The coaches include advanced safety technologies aligned with Volvo’s Zero Accidents safety strategy.
Volvo Buses Brazil long-distance coaches have been delivered as part of a fleet expansion initiative by regional operator Viação Real Maia. The company received 40 newly built coaches designed for extended interstate transport routes across Brazil. These vehicles are intended to support long-haul services, some exceeding 3,000 kilometers, where reliability, passenger comfort, and safety performance are essential for maintaining operational efficiency across the country’s long-distance bus network.
Safety-Focused Coaches for Brazil’s Long-Distance Routes
The newly supplied Volvo Buses Brazil long-distance coaches were sold through Suécia Veículos and bodied by Comil, combining chassis engineering with specialized coach body manufacturing. The vehicles integrate Volvo’s latest generation Active Safety System (SSA), developed under the company’s “Zero Accidents” vision. Safety features include front blind spot alert, traffic sign assistant, driver fatigue detection, side blind spot warning, collision warning with emergency braking, lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, ESP stability control, and EBS5 braking technology.
Designed for High-Mileage Interstate Operations
The configuration of the coaches prioritizes operational durability and passenger comfort for demanding long-distance routes throughout Brazil. With services often exceeding several thousand kilometers per journey, the vehicles are engineered to deliver stable handling, advanced driver assistance support, and dependable braking performance. The deployment strengthens Viação Real Maia’s ability to operate high-mileage interstate routes while maintaining safety standards aligned with Volvo’s global transport technology strategy.
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