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Tahmeed Expands Fleet With 9 New Luxury Buses

The acquisition of nine new buses will expand Tahmeed's fleet to over 60

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Transport company Tahmeed Express has significantly expanded its fleet with the acquisition of 9 new F360 buses from Scania. The new buses will ply the Nairobi-Dar es Salaam, Mombasa-Dar es Salaam and Nairobi-Malindi routes.

Scania handed over the new buses to Tahmeed Express on Thursday, April 13.

Scania’s F360 premium luxury buses have a capacity of 50 passengers each. Headquartered in Kenya, Tahmeed’s route network stretches across East Africa with destinations including Nairobi, Mombasa, Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Kampala.

The acquisition of nine new buses will expand Tahmeed’s fleet to over 60, making it one of the largest bus companies in the country.

As it specializes in long trips, Tahmeed has sought to position itself as a comfortable, affordable travel option. Its buses are fitted with are fitted with air conditioning, free wi-fi and power outlets.

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Scania in Kenya primarily sells trucks and buses for heavy transport applications and also offers product-related services including vehicle financing, insurance, and rental services. It counts many of the country’s largest transportation companies among its clients.

In December last year, Scania Kenya launched the  Scania Marcopolo bus, a premium luxury bus with a seating capacity for 50 passengers, built on the Scania F360 6×2 bus chassis, with the body supplied by Marcopolo, a Brazil-based body builder, who will be supplying the body parts of the bus, which will thereafter see the buses assembled at AVA (Associated Vehicle Assemblers) in Mombasa, Kenya.

It also rolled out its Euro 4 truck range, in line with the legislation that took effect in Kenya on January 1 2023 prohibiting the selling of heavy commercial vehicles with engine ratings less than Euro 4. The move saw them ensure compliance with rules contained in the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KS 1515: 2019) that have seen the country adopt Euro 4 emissions standards, replacing less stringent measures that had been in place since 2000.

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