Mercedes-Benz O303

Mercedes-Benz O303
Mercedes-Benz O303-15 RHD
Overview
ManufacturerMercedes-Benz
Production1974-1992
1976-1978 (Hyundai, South Korea)
1977-1988 (Tvornica Autobusa Zagreb and 11. oktomvri Skopje, Yugoslavia)
Body and chassis
Doors1 - 2
Floor typeStep entrance
RelatedFAP Sanos 315
Powertrain
EngineMercedes-Benz OM 401
Mercedes-Benz OM 402
Mercedes-Benz OM 403
Mercedes-Benz OM 422
Transmission6-speed Manual or 4-speed automatic
Dimensions
Length
  • O303-9: 8,678 mm (28.5 ft)
  • O303-10: 9,237 mm (30.3 ft)
  • O303-11: 9,993 mm (32.8 ft)
  • O303-12: 10,173 mm (33.4 ft)
  • O303-13: 10,556 mm (34.6 ft)
  • O303-14: 11,293 mm (37.1 ft)
  • O303-15: 12,000 mm (39.4 ft)
Width2,500 mm (8.2 ft)
Height
  • RHP/ÜHP/ÜHE or KHP-A/KHP-L: 3,061 mm (10.0 ft)
  • RHH/ÜHH/RHS: 3,161 mm (10.4 ft)
  • RHD: 3,421 mm (11.2 ft)
Chronology
PredecessorMercedes-Benz O302
SuccessorMercedes-Benz O404

The Mercedes-Benz O303 is a coach and a chassis of a coach. It had a step-entrance. It was made from 1974[1] to 1992 by Mercedes-Benz.

Over 33,000 O303s were made.

In 1974, it replaced the O302.[2]

In 1992, it was replaced by the O404.

  • O303-15 RHP
  • O303-14 RHD (after improvements)
  • O303-15 RHD (after improvements)

References

  1. ↑ The O 303: modular buses Archived 2016-03-14 at the Wayback Machine Daimler 30 October 2008
  2. ↑ O 303: Complex coach range from Mercedes Commercial Motor 13 December 1974

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