Omsi 2 Volvo 8700 Instant

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The default sound is good, but by GamerMods is essential. It adds:

It spans from 10.8 to 18 meters, including both high-floor and low-entry (LE) models.

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Includes the B7RLE and B8RLE with highly interactive dashboard screens.

Despite the early work, the project’s path took a major turn. As the OMSI engine aged, lead developer ViMaX announced that further development of the Volvo 8700 would be moved to the new LOTUS simulator platform. After “years of development of this project on OMSI,” the team decided to transfer the project to LOTUS, citing their belief that OMSI was reaching its “end-of-life”.

Modders like Skinner11 and various regional European modding groups have meticulously mapped the dashboard layouts, from the classic Volvo instrument cluster to authentic IBIS (Integrated Board Information System) ticketing units. 3. Immersive Features and Technical Depth To help you get the most out of

The mod is known for realistic drivetrain behavior (iShift gearbox simulation), scripted dashboards , and high-quality sound recordings from real Volvo B9R/B7R coaches.

: An 18.0m version capable of holding up to 145 passengers.

The Volvo 8700 mod is celebrated for its technical depth and realistic simulation of Volvo’s unique systems. : Features Euro 4 and Euro 5 compliant engines. Safe driving, and don’t forget to check your retarder

The is a highly detailed, often community-developed (or payware) bus mod for OMSI 2 – The Bus Simulator . Unlike the game’s default MAN buses, the 8700 represents a European intercity/coach segment – specifically a 12–15m low-entry or high-floor coach, popular in Scandinavia, Germany, and the UK for regional and school routes.

Driving tip : The 8700 has a long overhang behind the rear axle – curb strikes are common when exiting tight bus stops.

The real-world Volvo 8700 was produced between 2002 and 2011. Designed as a regional carrier, it filled the gap between urban transit buses and long-distance coaches. It was built on various chassis, including the B7R, B12M, and B9R, offering flexibility for transport companies across Europe.

As OMSI 2 approaches its second decade, modders continue refining the Volvo 8700. Upcoming developments from community threads include: