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Turtle Top

Manufactures small to mid-sized buses built on Chevrolet, Ford, and Freightliner chassis.

Overview

Turtle Top manufactures small to mid-sized buses in New Paris, Indiana, building on Chevrolet, Ford and Freightliner chassis. Its lineup covers shuttle buses, transit buses, charter and tour buses, limousine buses and 15 passenger vans, sold to churches, colleges, schools and commercial operators. The company is certified as a Transit Vehicle Manufacturer in the Federal Department of Transportation’s Disadvantaged Business Enterprise programme, and actively seeks parts and services from MBE, WBE and DBE certified suppliers bidding on publicly funded contracts. It says it exceeds state and federal water, soil and energy conservation mandates and employs an in-house compliance specialist to keep to environmental safety practices. Its New Paris facility collects solar energy and supplies clean power to local electrical grids. Options across its product segments let buyers replace fossil fuel use with electric hybrid, propane, natural gas and hydrogen powertrains.


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