Private company

Volgren

Logo: volgren.com.au3

Australian bus manufacturer

Volgren is an Australian bus and coach body manufacturer.2 It employed 560 people.1 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

1977Founded1
Transperth BZL 4032
Photo: Riley the dude, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons5

Volgren is an Australian bus and coach body manufacturer.2

The story

Volgren was formed in 1977 by Melbourne bus operator Grenda Corporation in Dandenong, Victoria. Because Grenda held the Volvo Buses dealership in Victoria, only chassis from this manufacturer were bodied until 1989 when the dealership was relinquished.

The name is a portmanteau of the two original investors, Volvo and Grenda.

In 1981, a plant was established in Acacia Ridge, Queensland by Grenda Corporation, Hornibrook Bus Lines's Geoff Mountjoy, Greyhound Northern and Stateliner. It bodied some Volvo B59 and B10Rs for Hornibrook Bus Lines and Surfside Buslines before concentrating on Twin and Double Deck Volvo B10M coaches. This closed in the late 1980s.

In December 2011, Brazilian bus manufacturer Marcopolo acquired a 75% shareholding. In April 2014 this was increased to 100%.

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Products and brands

Manufacturing facilities

Current factories:

Dandenong, Victoria (VG) completed Volgren's first bus in October 1979

Malaga, Western Australia (VP) opened in April 1999 to fulfill a contract to body Mercedes-Benz O405NHs for Transperth

Eagle Farm, Queensland (VQ) opened in February 2010

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Former factories:

Tomago, New South Wales (VT) opened in March 2010, closed July 2012

Products

City Buses

Optimus

CR228L

CR227L

CR226L

CR225L

CR224L

CR223L

CR222L

CR221L

Coaches

Endura

SC222

SC221

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Subsidiaries and ownership

Owners

From Wikidata.1

Timeline

  1. 1977Founded Founded1

Sources

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