AD Enviro 500 (Metrobús CDMX) – Mexico Double-Decker Mod

Alexander Dennis Enviro 500 (Metrobús CDMX) – Mexico City Double-Decker

The Alexander Dennis Enviro 500 in the Metrobús CDMX specification is the iconic "Doble Piso" of Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, operating on Línea 7 of the city's BRT system. This Proton Bus Simulator mod brings the Mexico-spec Enviro 500 into PBSU with left-hand drive configuration, air conditioning packaging and the recognizable red Metrobús livery that defines this rare LHD variant of the British double-decker platform.

Highlights and Features

• Master the iconic Metrobús CDMX double-decker operating on Línea 7 of Mexico City's BRT system
• Operate the left-hand drive (LHD) configuration that distinguishes the Mexico spec from the more common RHD Enviro 500 variants
• Drive the red Metrobús livery that visually defines the famous Doble Piso of Paseo de la Reforma
• Experience an air-conditioned double-decker specifically adapted for Mexico City's altitude and climate operations

Compatibility and Technical Details

About the Real Metrobús CDMX Enviro 500

Metrobús is Mexico City's BRT (bus rapid transit) system, launched in 2005 and operated by the Mexico City government. Línea 7 of the Metrobús network runs along Paseo de la Reforma, the iconic central avenue of Mexico City, and entered service in 2018 with a fleet of double-decker Alexander Dennis Enviro 500 buses in a left-hand drive configuration adapted specifically for Mexico City operation. The LHD Enviro 500 is one of the rarest variants of the platform globally — most Enviro 500 deployments are in right-hand drive markets like Hong Kong, Singapore and the United Kingdom — and the bright red Metrobús livery has made the Mexico City Doble Piso instantly recognizable in BRT photography.

Credits

Original credits: Orlando Gutierrez Ibarra, Giovanni Zúñiga, OMSI British buses team, Pepe Jimenez. Seats: Alterr. Fix credits: Bus Simulation Channel. Edited wheels: Ortega 3D. Fixed: tacho pointers, wheels, 3D grill. Texture optimization for mobile performance: Proton Bus Mods.