Iveco Magelys Lounge


Iveco had the star attraction of the show, as the Magelys was crowned as the “International Coach of the Year 2016”. The top of the line “Lounge” version was displayed bearing the colours of the prestigious rugby team, the New Zealand All Blacks. The coach was stunning with all black and nevertheless being crowned as the Coach of the Year. Magelys is available in two lengths – 12.20 m and 12.8 m – and three versions – Line, Pro and Lounge.


The Magelys Lounge, a “full options” version unveiled at Busworld, is based on the standard of the Pro version. It benefits from the range of equipment: AS-Tronic gearbox, lateral sun blind, driver’s seat armrest, electric defrosting of the driver’s window, GPS, reversing camera, camera for the centre door, hostess seat, hostess cupboard, hostess microphone, hostess camera, coffee machine, camera filming the road for the passengers, and glazed central roof section. The other options include seats with adjustable headrest, USB sockets, touch screen radio display and two games tables at the rear allowing eight passengers to sit opposite one another for a more relaxed experience.



The Magelys is equipped as standard with ABS brakes, ASR to optimise traction control and grip during start up, ESP to correct the vehicle’s trajectory when cornering and prevent the vehicle from swerving off the road, AEBS emergency brakes and a lane departure warning system (LDWS), a useful aid that warns the driver of any loss of concentration or sleepiness. As an option, the Magelys can be fitted with the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) which uses radar to ensure a safe distance is kept from the vehicle in front and automatically triggers the engine brake and retarder if this distance suddenly decreases.