NSG Glass selected for ISUZU ERGADUO, Japan’s first hybrid joint bus

Date: 14 June 2019

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NSG Glass selected for ISUZU ERGADUO, Japan’s first hybrid joint bus

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Isuzu Motors Limited

Date: 14 June 2019

NSG Group announced today that its glass products have been selected for ISUZU ERGADUO, the first hybrid joint bus in Japan.

Responding to mass-transport needs during large-scale events and in tourist sites, the hybrid joint bus has a maximum capacity of 120 passengers.

The windshield and side windows equipped with NSG glasses help to keep a clear and wide field vision for handling the extended 18-meter body length, while providing a comfortable and bright interior for the passengers.

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