– Detailed Model
– This includes accurate textures, proportions, and realistic dashboard elements
– Engine and Chassis Options: The El Buss 320 is often found with different chassis and engine configurations
– Volvo B270F: A popular chassis for Brazilian buses, offering good performance
– Mercedes-Benz OF-1721 L: Another widely used chassis for this type of bus
– Other options like Scania F113 HL might also be available
– Animations: Many mods feature animated elements for increased realism
– Animated doors (passenger entrance)
– Animated wheelchair lift (if the model includes it)
– Animated pedals and dashboard components
– Skins and Customization: You’ll usually find a variety of skins (paint jobs) for different bus companies, both real and fictional
– Interior details
– Passenger seats
– Accessories (though often less extensive than truck mods)
– Passenger Transport: The primary purpose of bus mods is to simulate passenger transport
– Having a “passenger economy” integrated into the game, where you pick up and drop off passengers at bus stations
– Compatibility with map mods that feature bus stations and routes, especially Brazilian maps
– Sounds: Custom sound sets, including engine sounds specific to the real-life bus, are common to enhance the immersion
– Compatibility: Bus mods usually aim for compatibility with recent ETS2 game versions. It’s crucial to check the mod’s description for the supported game version. They are also often designed to work well with popular accessory packs and, importantly, with dedicated bus maps

Credits:
Satter Mods