Caio Vitória Scania F113HL — São Paulo Padrão Bus Mod

Caio Vitória Scania F113HL — São Paulo Padrão Interligado Brazilian Classic Bus Mod for Proton Bus Simulator

The Caio Vitória on Scania F113HL chassis is a legendary Brazilian urban bus that defined São Paulo street culture through the 1990s and early 2000s, affectionately nicknamed "Muriçoca" by paulistano transit enthusiasts. This Proton Bus Simulator mod brings the classic Caio Vitória body on Scania's high-floor F113HL chassis into PBSU with the São Paulo Padrão Interligado livery configuration and the unmistakable straight-pipe exhaust sound that earned the platform its cult status among Brazilian bus enthusiasts.

Highlights and Features

• Drive the legendary Caio Vitória body on Scania F113HL chassis, the "Muriçoca" cult classic of paulistano urban transit.
• Operate the São Paulo Padrão Interligado livery and equipment configuration that defined SPTrans urban procurement through the 1990s.
• Experience the unmistakable straight-pipe exhaust sound profile that became the platform's audio signature among Brazilian enthusiasts.
• Add a piece of Brazilian bus history to your fleet — Caio Vitória was Caio's flagship urban body family of the early 1990s.

Compatibility and Technical Details

About the Caio Vitória and São Paulo Padrão

Caio (Companhia Americana Industrial de Ônibus) is one of Brazil's main coachbuilders, headquartered in Botucatu, São Paulo state, alongside Marcopolo and Comil as the three principal Brazilian urban-bus body manufacturers. The Caio Vitória is the company's urban-bus body family of the early 1990s, paired most commonly with Scania front-engine F-series chassis (F113HL, F94HB) and Mercedes-Benz OF-series in the same era. The Scania F113HL chassis pairing earned the platform its "Muriçoca" nickname (the local Portuguese word for the mosquito-like insect, referencing the bus's persistent high-pitched exhaust note) among paulistano transit enthusiasts. The São Paulo Padrão Interligado livery and equipment configuration represents the SPTrans-spec setup that defined paulistano municipal procurement through the 1990s, with the Padrão standardization extending across body builders and chassis platforms operating on city corridors.

Credits

3D model: Akassio Roque. Conversion to Proton Bus Simulator: Fernando Luigi. Wheels: Erick Henrique. São Paulo Padrão Interligado spec and front/rear texture corrections: Bus Simulation Channel.