Comil Doppio 2003 — Brazilian Volvo B10M Articulated Bus Mod

Comil Doppio 2003 — Brazilian High-Floor Articulated Bus Mod for Proton Bus Simulator

The Comil Doppio 2003 is the classic Brazilian articulated urban bus body from Comil Ônibus, paired with the Volvo B10M mid-engine chassis whose horizontally mid-mounted engine layout delivered the durability and high ground clearance that made the platform legendary across Latin American transit fleets. This Proton Bus Simulator mod brings the Doppio into PBSU with the roaring mid-mounted engine soundscape and the high-floor structural geometry that defined Brazilian articulated bus operation through the early 2000s.

Highlights and Features

• Drive a classic Brazilian articulated urban bus from Comil, the coachbuilder headquartered in Erechim, Rio Grande do Sul.
• Operate the Volvo B10M mid-engine chassis whose horizontally mid-mounted layout delivers excellent weight distribution and durability.
• Experience the roaring mid-mounted engine soundscape and high ground clearance suited to Latin American operating conditions.
• Add a piece of Comil heritage to your fleet — the Brazilian flagship articulated body of the early 2000s era.

Compatibility and Technical Details

About Comil Ônibus and the Doppio

Comil Ônibus is one of Brazil's main coachbuilders, headquartered in Erechim, Rio Grande do Sul state, alongside Marcopolo and Caio as the principal Brazilian urban-bus body manufacturers. The Doppio is Comil's articulated urban-bus body family of the late 1990s and early 2000s, designed for Latin American municipal transit corridors where high-floor configurations on mid-engine chassis remained the dominant procurement spec before low-floor accessibility platforms took over the segment. The Volvo B10M mid-engine chassis paired naturally with the Doppio body, delivering the horizontally mid-mounted engine layout that became one of the most successful European transit platforms of the 1990s and a workhorse across Latin American articulated fleets. The 2003 era Doppio represents the late-generation styling of the body family before Comil shifted to newer urban product lines.

Credits

3D model: Orlando Gutiérrez Ibarra. 3D wheels: MEP. Urban2000 seats: credit to the original seat model author.