MCV South Africa website:
http://mcv-za.com/
MCV is an Egyptian company building buses since 1998 (see our MCV page). In 2002 MCV took over the Marshall business in the United Kingdom and started building models for the British market, the most important now being the "Evolution", otherwise marketed as the C120 and C120LE. Further expansion came when MCV South Africa was established in 2007 and acquiured the De Haan factory in August of that year. MCV invested in the factory and the upgraded the bus models which since 2011 are marketed as MCV. In addition to the upgraded former De Haan models S140 (ex Challenger Superior) and S125 (Destiny), MCV started marketing its own models. The C120R, adapted to the South African market, has been sold to Cape Town and Durban and is being tested in Port Elizabeth. MCV is also offering the 600 high end coach in South Africa and the S121R Sphinx front-end regional bus.
| MCV C120R |
city bus, high floor, low floor or low entry, in UK called "Evolution". In SA seen on MAN and Scania |
| MCV S121R Sphinx |
front-engine high-floor bus, Egyptian design |
| MCV S125 |
2-axle front-engine bus, ex De Haan Destiny |
| MCV S140 |
large 3-axle front-engine coach, ex De Haan Challenger Superior |
| MCV 260 |
midsize bus on Brazilian Mercedes chassis |
| MCV 600 |
large luxury rear-engine coach, in South Africa as 3-axle, from Egyptian factory only 2x seen |
| MCV truck based |
medium -sized bus on various truck chassis, ex De Haan model |
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