Five stages, one goal: a road-ready unit.

Your requirements become dimensions here: how many passengers, how people board and alight, how much luggage space. Everything is decided before material is cut, so there is no rework.

• Body dimensions & proportions
• Seat layout and aisle
• Ventilation and lighting
• Operator visual identity

The frame decides how long a body lasts. We choose material that is strong without making the unit heavy, and make sure the joints are precise — the part that most affects stability on the road.

• Carries the whole structure
• Keeps the ride stable
• Base for panels and interior

Panels are fitted and formed to the design. Neat joints at this stage are what keep the body tidy and rattle-free after years of service.

• Exterior panel fitting
• Body forming
• Aligning structure to chassis

This is the part passengers feel most. Seats, AC, lighting and safety features are installed and then tuned so they stay comfortable for hours — not simply bolted in.

• Seats and their layout
• Air conditioning system
• Interior lighting
• Control panel & safety features

Finishing and final inspection. We test every function before handover, so small issues do not turn into complaints in the first week of operation.

• Finishing & painting
• Detail inspection
• Functional test before handover