Iveco Urbanway

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Iveco Bus Urbanway and Crealis are a line of low-floor buses and trolleybuses manufactured and marketed by the Italian manufacturer Iveco Bus since 2013. The Urbanway is offered in midibus form, measuring ten meters long, standard bus form, measuring twelve meters, and articulated form, measuring eighteen meters. It is available with diesel, natural gas, or hybrid powertrains. In 2016, Iveco Bus granted Romanian manufacturer Astra Bus a license to produce the Urbanway as an 18-meter trolleybus, which was branded "Astra Town 118." The Urbanway replaced the Irisbus Citelis. The Crealis is the BHNS version of the Urbanway. In 2013, Irisbus announced plans to replace its Citelis line to prepare for the arrival of Euro VI emissions standards. At this time, Iveco's parent company announced that it would discontinue the Irisbus brand, which was established in 1999 through the merger of Renault VI Bus and Iveco's European bus division. Some models will be manufactured at Iveco's Annonay plant in France, earning the "Origin France Guarantee" label. Other buses will be assembled at Iveco's Vysoké Mýto factory in the Czech Republic. In 2013, the diesel version was officially unveiled. In early 2014, sales began. In 2016, the trolleybus variant was launched.