MAN
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German manufacturer of trucks, buses and diesel engines, based in Munich and part of the Traton group.
- Headquarters
- Munich, Germany
- Parent
- Traton
- Former name
- MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG
- Name from
- Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG
MAN takes its acronym from Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG, formerly MAN AG. In 1897 the firm presented the first fully working self-ignition diesel engine together with Rudolf Diesel, its inventor.
Under the group sit trucks and buses of the MAN brand and Neoplan coaches. The commercial-vehicle business took the name MAN Truck & Bus on 1 January 2011.
- 1897First working diesel engine, with Rudolf Diesel
- 1967Light truck collaboration with Saviem begins
- 1979Truck built on the Volkswagen LT body goes into production
- 2011Renamed MAN Truck & Bus
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MAN MAN-VW: the light truck MAN and Volkswagen built together
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MAN MAN SL202: the second-generation standard bus
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MAN MAN Lion’s Coach: MAN’s touring coach since 1996
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MAN MAN SD200: West Berlin’s double-decker bus
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MAN MAN NL202: MAN’s low-floor city bus of the 1990s
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MAN MAN A12 (EL 202): MAN’s low-entry suburban bus
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MAN MAN CLA: the Cargo Line Asia for India
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MAN MAN Ackerdiesel: MAN’s tractors of 1921-1962
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MAN MAN 890 SG: the articulated standard bus that became SG 192
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MAN MAN 630: the five-tonne truck the Bundeswehr called Emma
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MAN MAN HX: the Rheinmetall MAN military truck range
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MAN MAN TGL: MAN’s first light truck
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MAN MAN SG220: the VöV standard articulated bus
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MAN MAN TGM: the medium-weight member of the TG range
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MAN MAN TGX: the long-haul flagship of the TG range
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MAN MAN SD202: Berlin’s second-generation double-decker
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MAN MAN Lion’s City: the low-floor city bus range
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MAN MAN TGS: the second heavy model of the TG range
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MAN MAN SL200: the standard city bus of the 1970s
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MAN MAN NG272: the low-floor articulated bus