The MAN Lion's City is a versatile family of low-floor and low-entry public buses produced by German manufacturer MAN Truck & Bus since 1996, with all models unified under the "Lion's City" name in 2006. Spanning from compact 10.5-metre midibuses to large 18.75-metre articulated vehicles and even a double-decker, the range is primarily built in Poland, alongside facilities in Germany, Turkey, and Malaysia. It stands out for its powertrain variety, offering diesel, compressed natural gas (CNG), and LPG options, alongside successfully tested hydrogen fuel-cell and hydrogen combustion versions. Since 2010, the production Lion's City Hybrid has utilized supercapacitors and two 67 kW electric motors, achieving a significant 30% reduction in fuel consumption in urban traffic. The latest generation of the Neoplan Centroliner is also based on this platform, underscoring the Lion's City's profound influence on modern European public transit design.