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If you are tired of stop-and-go city traffic and want to experience high-speed motorway cruising, passenger comfort, and Scandinavian engineering, this mod is your next must-have download. This article explores everything you need to know about the "New" version of the Volvo 8700 for OMSI 2.
The world of bus simulation has been abuzz with excitement in recent months, and for good reason. The latest update to the popular OMSI 2 game has brought with it a slew of new features, improvements, and – most exciting of all – a brand-new bus to add to the game's already impressive roster. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the OMSI 2 Volvo 8700, and what this new addition means for fans of the game.
If you want to get behind the (virtual) wheel of a Volvo 8700 in OMSI 2, here is a practical roadmap based on community knowledge:
For an OMSI 2 player, the dashboard is where you spend 99% of your time. The Volvo 8700 New introduces a highly interactive and functional dashboard that mirrors the ergonomics of the actual bus. The Volvo Dashboard Layout
The search for a "new" Volvo 8700 often leads to developer forums and modding communities, where dedicated creators share their progress. Here are the key projects you should know about:
For map makers, this bus is the perfect AI vehicle for "Regionalbus" lines. For drivers, it offers a relaxed, high-speed alternative to the frantic nature of city buses. The attention to sound and torque curve makes every motorway on-ramp a joy.
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Before diving into the "New" variant, let’s look at the real-world inspiration. The Volvo 8700 is a comprehensive range of intercity and touring coaches produced by Volvo Buses from the mid-2000s to the early 2010s. It was designed as the successor to the Volvo B10M and B12M-based coaches.
. While progress can be slow due to the complexity of scripting drivetrain and sounds, the developers continue to release updates regarding interior signs, stickers, and sound physics.
The interior of the 8700 is designed with high capacity and comfort in mind. The OMSI model usually includes a highly detailed passenger cabin, featuring individual seating textures, working reading lights, and opening hatches for ventilation. The low-floor design at the front ensures easy boarding for wheelchairs and strollers, making the bus ideal for high-traffic maps.
A dedicated Volvo 8700 is currently in development as part of a larger project by the creator
