Manufacturer | Hino |
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Production | 1980-present |
Predecessor | Hino RL |
Successor | Hino Liesse, Hino Melpha (Tourist coach) |
Class | Buses |
Body style(s) | Bus |
Transmission(s) |
5-speed manual 6-speed manual 3-speed automatic (7M/7W/RB/AB) 5-speed automatic (RJ/RR/HR/II) |
Related | Isuzu Erga Mio, Isuzu Gala Mio |
The Hino Rainbow (kana:日野・レインボー) is a medium-duty bus built by Hino. The range was primarily available as city bus and tourist coach. Asia Motors made a badge engineered version called the Asia Cosmos.
RL (1970-1980)[]
- RL100 (1970)
- RL300/320 (1975)
- K-RL301/321 (1980)
Rainbow RJ/RR (1980-2004)[]
- First generation (1980-1988)
- K-RJ/RR170/172/192 (1980)
- P-RJ/RR170/172/192 (1984)
- Second generation(1988-2004)
- P-RJ/RR170/172/192 (1988)
- U-RJ/RR3H (1990)
- KC-RJ/RR1J (1995)
- KK-RJ/RR1J (1999)
Rainbow AC (1983-1988)[]
- P-AC140 (1983)
Rainbow RB/AB (1985-1995)[]
The Rainbow RB (rear engine)/AB (front engine) is a light-duty bus.
- P-RB145/AB115 (1985)
- U-RB1W/AB2W (1990)
Rainbow 7M(CH)/7W(RH) (1987-1998)[]
- P-CH/RH160 (1987)
- U-CH/RH3 (1990)
- KC-CH/RH1 (1995)
Rainbow HR (1999-present)[]
The Rainbow HR is non-step (low-floor) city bus. The HR1J engine is J08C 220ps 6-cylinder 8-litre diesel engine. The HR7J engines J07E 225ps 5-cylinder 7-litre diesel engine with a turbocharger and intercooler.
- KK-HR1J (1999) - 7m/9m
- KL-HR1J (2000) - 10.5m
- PB/PK-HR7J (2004) - 9m/10.5m
- BDG-HR7J (2007) - 10.5m
Rainbow II (2004-present)[]
The Rainbow II is a rebadged by Isuzu Erga Mio.
- PJ-KR234J1 (2004)
- PDG-KR234J2 (2007)
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