Hino, curiously resembling a German bus of the 1980's although retaining the centre-door layout.

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All-Hino AK174

This is the colour scheme for non-air conditioned buses which operate at the lowest fare.

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From the logo badge I think that this is also a Nex Point, with an internal combustion engine. The only example that I encountered. The fleet numbering system is also enigmatic.

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Nex Point "Minebus" EV

The most noticeable feature of the Bangkok bus scene was the substantial number of these electric minibuses, also known as the "Smile Bus." Nex Point is a Thai manufacturer of commercial vehicles with an impressive website but information about this model in English has proved elusive. Although fitted with around 28 seats and two doors they carry a roving conductor. The all-blue livery indicates "NGV" air conditioning.

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Cherdchai bodied Isuzu

BMTA operates both "Regular" and four variants of air-conditioned buses distinguish by different colours and charging different fares. Both types may be found on any one route. This vehicle has "Euro 2" A/C.

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