The Canary Islands company Amanda Bus has received a 13-meter long Stellae, 3.6 meters high on a SCANIA KEB 4×2 chassis. Gerardo Cubas Mateos, owner (center), Dionisio, Scania’s commercial manager in the Canary Islands (left), and José Luis Baez, Castrosua’s commercial manager in the Canary Islands (right), were present at the delivery.
The Stellae is equipped with Thermoking air conditioning and hot/cold anti-fog, convection heating, rear-view and door cameras, a sign for schoolchildren, and a door with emergency closing, electric operation, and remote control. Additionally, the vehicle has 59 seats. Passengers also have curtains, luggage racks with individual lighting, diffusers, and USB ports for travelers.
The bus has an electric window, USB, and microphone for the driver, a microphone for the guide, and a video system with front and rear monitors. Regarding its exterior, the mirrors are electric and heated, the luggage compartments have remote control, the exterior lighting is LED, and it has a quick-fill fuel port.
Amanda Bus is a transport operator that has been dedicated to road passenger transport in the Canary Islands for over three decades, with its headquarters in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. They also have a branch in Lanzarote.
