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Orion Bus Industries (previously Ontario Bus Industries in Canada and Bus Industries of America in the United States) is a Mississauga, Ontario, Canada-based bus manufacturer established by the government of Ontario in 1975. Privatized in 1993, Orion was acquired by DaimlerChrysler (now Daimler AG) in July 2000, and is now part of Daimler Trucks North America .
Models
Current
| Model |
Length (ft/m) |
Width (in/m) |
Example |
Introduced |
Propulsion |
| Orion V |
40, 35, and 32
(12.192, 10.668, and 9.754) |
102 or 96
(2.591 and 2.438) |
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1989 |
Diesel, CNG |
Orion VII
Next Generation |
40, 35, and 32
(12.192, 10.668, and 9.144) |
102
(2.591) |
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2007 |
Diesel, CNG,Diesel-Electric |
Discontinued
| Model |
Length (ft/m) |
Width (in/m) |
Example |
Produced |
Propulsion |
| Orion I |
31, 35, 37, and 40
(9.449, 10.668, 11.278, and 12.192) |
96
(2.438) |
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1979-1993 |
Diesel, CNG |
| Orion II |
21.92 and 25.92
(6.680 and 7.899) |
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1983-2003 |
| Orion III |
60
(18.288) |
102
(2.591) |
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1985-1989 |
Diesel |
| Orion IV |
37.5 (tractor)
(11.430 tractor)
35.5 (trailer)
(10.820 trailer) |
98.75
(2.501) |
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LPG |
| Orion VI |
40
(12.192) |
102
(2.591) |
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1995-2004 |
Diesel, CNG,Diesel-Electric |
| Orion VII |
40, 35, and 32
(12.192, 10.668, and 9.144) |
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2001-2007 |
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