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May 25.2022,Kuala Lumpur – Scania handed over two units of Scania K 360 IB 4×2 coaches, one each to the Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA) Semai Bakti Hostel Kuala Lumpur and Maktab Rendah Sains MARA, Trolak, Perak.
Siti Zaroha Nasharuddin, Director of Administration, FELDA, received both units from Mohammad Farid, Senior Sales Executive, Scania Malaysia at the FELDA Semai Bakti Hostel in Kuala Lumpur.
“As the leading provider in Sustainable Transport Solutions, Scania is pleased that it could be part of FELDA’s corporate social responsibility movement via these two Scania coaches. We hope that together we can do more by providing Scania vehicles that are more environmentally friendly and reduce FELDA’s carbon footprint even more, creating a world of mobility that is better for business, society and the environment, for our future generation.” stated Heba El Tarifi, Managing Director, Scania Southeast Asia.
These Scania coaches are packaged with five years Inclusive Maintenance, three years extended warranty and Fleet Management System (FMS) Control 10. This Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) handover is to facilitate the daily shuttling of the growing number of students for both educational facilities.
FELDA signed the Inclusive Maintenance contract for five years to take advantage of Scania’s proactive maintenance procedures and avoid time-consuming and costly problems from occurring. Uptime is maximised while FELDA’s operating costs are reduced.
This contract also gives predictable costs, so FELDA can focus on getting the students to and from their asrama, worry-free. By individually optimising the different modules in its service plan, Scania ensures via the Inclusive Maintenance contract that downtime is planned and reduced to a minimum.
These two coaches also come with Scania’s Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) as part of the Safe and Smart Transport Technology platform that offers safety features such as the Anti-Lock Braking (ABS), the Electronic Braking System (EBS). Other features include the retarder and traction control, hill hold, and three fire alarm sensors.
These Scania coaches are FAME-prepared and ready to run on B20 up to B100 bio diesel. It is environmental-friendly, lowering global emissions by reducing CO2 to limit the effects of climate change. FAME is the abbreviation for Fatty Acid Methyl Esters that is the technical term for the biodiesel produced in Malaysia.
