Marcopolo Paradiso


The Marcopolo Paradiso is a coach body for medium and long-distance long-distance buses, manufactured by the company from Rio Grande do Sul Marcopolo S.A.. It has been produced since its launch in 1984, on various chassis with rear or mid-engine: Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Scania and Volkswagen. The model was and is produced in different versions and has undergone redesigns over time.

History

With the launch slogan "Technological Transportation System," Marcopolo launched new bus bodies in March 1983 for both the intercity and urban segments. This marked the beginning of the company's new product line, which included the Marcopolo Torino, Viaggio, and the following year, the Paradiso models. The latter, the Paradiso model, was a novelty as it was the company's first Hi-Deck bus, launched months before the Nielson Diplomata 380, which had a similar height and design. The model was and is produced in different versions and has undergone redesigns over time.

Low Driver and double decker Paradiso buses

In 1994, the low driver model was launched, and in 1995, the double decker model was launched. With almost unprecedented features in the national market, the first consists of a driver's cabin below the passenger compartment, and the second of a larger compartment on the second floor and a smaller one on the first floor, the latter being integrated with the driver's cabin.

Current models

Currently, the G7 line has been modernized and undergone a slight edit, becoming the New G7 :
  • Paradiso 1050 New G7
  • Paradiso 1200 New G7
  • Paradiso 1350 New G7
  • Paradiso 1600 LD New G7
  • Paradiso 1800 DD New G7

Marcopolo Paradiso G8 Lineup

On July 20, 2021, Marcopolo presented a new generation of the Paradiso, generation 8, which had a renewed look and many other innovations and novelties, safety and much more
  • Paradiso 1050 G8
  • Paradiso 1200 G8
  • Paradiso 1350 G8
  • Paradiso 1600 LD
  • Paradiso 1800 DD