Large Sightseeing Bus

Twenty-Two Seats on the Tour Route

The large sightseeing bus YTCN-5SCT-08 is the biggest shuttle in the range: twenty-two passengers on a single vehicle, built for parks and attractions where tours run continuously and groups arrive in numbers.

Where a smaller bus means sending two vehicles down the same route, this one keeps a group together in one trip. On a long circuit with several stops, that halves the waiting and removes the awkward job of splitting a school party across two departures. Visitors stay seated, the guide speaks to everyone at once, and the route stops being a logistics problem.

It runs on battery power with a 72V 200A 7.5KW drive and a top speed of thirty kilometres per hour or below, a combination chosen for scenic circuits where the point is the view rather than the pace. The body is FRP over steel, finished in colours you can match to your park, and the whole vehicle is CE certified.

Group Tours Without Splitting the Party

Group business is where this bus earns its place. Tour operators, schools and coach parties book in blocks, and a vehicle that seats twenty-two can take a full booking in one movement rather than shuffling people between vehicles and counting heads at every stop.

• Twenty-two passengers per departure
• One vehicle where a smaller bus needs two
• Comfortable seating for longer scenic routes
• A single trained driver for each trip

For the driver the job stays simple: straightforward controls, one route at a time, no coordination between two vehicles and no second driver to schedule. That simplicity is felt most on peak days, when the difference between one bus and two is the difference between a tour that runs to plan and one that slips.

What Battery Power Means for Your Route

Battery drive changes how a tour route works. With no exhaust, the bus can run close to exhibits, through covered walkways and past animal enclosures without leaving a smell or a trail of noise behind it. Riders hear the guide and the surroundings rather than an engine, which suits heritage sites, gardens and wildlife parks where atmosphere is part of the product.

Speed is held to thirty kilometres per hour or below, matching the pace of a scenic circuit and keeping the ride calm for older passengers and children. Maintenance follows the routine of an electric fleet: checks on the drive, the brakes and the seating, with a battery and motor that need no fuel handling. For venues building a mixed fleet, a mid-size sightseeing bus covers quieter days, while a whale-themed sightseeing bus suits operators who want a lighter, themed vehicle on the same route.

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