Oceano Azul – Irmãos Mota Atomic VIIIm


Coach operated by Oceano Azul seen at Praça D. Pedro IV, Lisboa, in May 2012. This coach is an Irmãos Mota Atomic VIIIm registered in 2008. It has an overall length of 44 ft and can accommodate 55 passengers (55+1+1). It uses the Scania K420EB 4x2 chassis. Established in 2000 and based in Espinho, Oceano Azul, operates regular specialized services and occasional services. Here, we see this Irmãos Mota Atomic VIIIm in an occasional service.

Introduced in 1987, the Irmãos Mota Atomic VIIIm/8 family of touring coaches, with its distinctive double-windshield, includes versions with overall lengths up to 49.2 ft. ●

Autocarro operado pela Oceano Azul visto na Praça D. Pedro IV, Lisboa, em Maio de 2012. Este autocarro é um Irmãos Mota Atomic VIIIm registado em 2008. Tem um comprimento total de 13,40 m e pode acomodar 55 passageiros (55+1+1). Utiliza o chassis Scania K420EB 4x2. Estabelecida em 2000 e baseada em Espinho, a Oceano Azul, opera serviços regulares especializados, e serviços ocasionais. Aqui, vemos este Irmãos Mota Atomic VIIIm num serviço ocasional.

Introduzida em 1987, a família de autocarros de turismo Irmãos Mota Atomic VIIIm/8, com o seu distintivo pára-brisas duplo, inclui versões com comprimentos totais de até 15 m. ●


1 kW → 1,3596216173039 hp (metric)
1 kW → 1,34102208959503 hp


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