Daewoo Bus

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Zyle Daewoo Bus Corporation
Type Public
Industry Automotive industry
Founded Shinjin Motors (1955)
General Motors Korea
(1972)
Saehan Motor Company (1976)
Daewoo (1983)
Daewoo Heavy Industry (1994)
Daewoo Motor Company (1999)
Daewoo Bus Corporation since 2002
Headquarters
Area served Asia, South America and Middle East
Key people Kim Jae-yong, President and CEO
Products Buses
Revenue Increase €300.2 million
Total equity Increase €100.6 million
Employees 5,000
Parent Young-An Hat Company
Website Daewoo Bus Korean Homepage
Daewoo Bus
Hangul 자일대우버스
Hanja 大宇버스
Revised Romanization Dae-u Beoseu
McCune–Reischauer Taeu Pŏsŭ

Zyle Daewoo Bus Corporation (hangul:자일대우버스) is a manufacturer of buses. headquartered in Busan, South Korea, established in 2002. These buses are primarily used for public transportation. Daewoo Bus is South Korea's second-largest bus manufacturer, and has been in a partnership with GM Daewoo (now General Motors Korea) since 2006.

Operations

Daewoo Bus' principal subsidiaries are:

Current products

Daewoo Bus BX212 for Sugisaki Kankō Bus, Japan
Daewoo BF106 operated by HM Transport Inc. in the Philippines
Daewoo BH117K bus by Nan Jye Co., Ltd in Taiwan.
Daewoo BS120CN by Taiwan Capital Bus Company
Daewoo BS106
Daewoo BH117H by Fuho Bus
Daewoo BC211MA
Daewoo BH120-3T by Kuo-Kuang Motor Transport Company
Big transportation bus (New Model)
  • FX212 Super Cruiser
  • FX120 Cruising Star
  • FX116/115 Cruising Arrow (Some of FX116 are operating as line bus in South Korea with CNG engine)
  • BH120F Royal Cruiser II
  • BH116 Royal Luxury II
Big transportation bus
  • BX212H/S Royal Hi-decker
  • BH120F Royal Cruiser
  • BH119 Royal Special
  • BH117H Royal Cruistar
  • BH116 Royal Luxury
  • BH115E Royal Economy
  • BH115H Royal Express
Smally medium-duty bus
  • BF106 (Front Engine/Diesel)
  • BH090 Royal Star
  • BV115 (Rear-engine/Diesel)
Line bus
  • BS120CN Royal Nonstep (NGV)
  • BS110CN Royal Nonstep (NGV/Diesel)
  • BV120MA
  • BC211M Royal Hi-city (NGV/Diesel)
  • BS106/106L Royal City (NGV/Diesel)
  • BS090 Royal Midi

Former products

See also GM Daewoo

Shinjin Motor (1955~1971)[3]

  • Shinjin Micro Bus (1962)
  • Shinjin Light Bus (1965)
  • Pioneer (1965)
  • FB100LK (1966)
  • B-FB-50 (1966)
  • DB102L (1968)
  • DHB400C (1970)
  • DAB (1970)
  • RC420TP (1971)

GM Korea Motor Company (1972~1976)[4]

  • DB105LC (1972)
  • BD50DL (1973)
  • BLD24 (1973)
  • BD098 (1976)
  • BD101 (1976)
  • BU100/110 (1976)

Saehan Motor Company (1976~1983)[5]

  • BU120 (1976)
  • BL064 (1977)
  • BF101 (1977)
  • BR101 (1980)
  • BH120 (1981)
  • BV113 (1982)
  • BF105 (1982)

Daewoo Motor Company (1st, 1983~1994)

  • BV101 (1983)
  • BH120S (1983)
  • BH115Q (1984)
  • BH120H (1985)
  • BS105S (1985)
  • BS105 (1986)
  • BU113 (1986)
  • BH115H (1986)
  • BF120 (1987)
  • BS106 (1990)
  • BH120F (1992)
  • BH113 (1994)

Daewoo Heavy Industry (1994~1999)

  • BH117H (1995)
  • BM090 (1996)
  • BH116 (1997)
  • BH115E (1998)

Daewoo Motor Company (2nd, 1999~2002)

  • BF106 (2001)
  • BH090 (2001)
  • BS090 (2002)
  • BV120MA (2002)
  • BS120CN (2002)

Daewoo Bus (2002~2013)

  • BH119 (2003)
  • BX212H/S (2004)
  • BC211M (2005)
  • DM 1724 urban bus
  • DM 1731 suburban bus
  • FX series (2007)
  • BC212MA (2007)

Zyle Daewoo bus

  • lestar(2013)
  • BH119 (2003)
  • BX212H/S (2004)
  • BC211M (2005)
  • DM 1724 urban bus
  • DM 1731 suburban bus
  • FX series (2007)
  • BC212MA (2007)

See also

References

  1. ↑ Busan Plant
  2. ↑ Daewoo Bus Global Corporation
  3. ↑ 기업연혁: 신진자동차, Daewoo Bus Company History: Shinjin Motors
  4. ↑ 기업연혁: G.M코리아, Daewoo Bus Company History: GM Korea
  5. ↑ 기업연혁: 새한자동차, Daewoo Bus Company History: Saehan Motors

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