The next stage of a renewal for the Iveco brand sees a launch introducing a rugged off-road range, the T-Way. These new trucks are a replacement for the former Trakker model.
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Electric, Off Road and a ToYA Contender
At the upcoming Brisbane Truck Show the Iveco stand will have a wide mix of models on display, with electric, off road and a ToYA contender all on display.
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The Way Forward for Iveco
With the launch of the new S-Way model, which has been announced as one of the four contenders for the Truck of the Year Australasia 2023 award, Iveco is bringing the truck brand’s range on the Australian market up to date, is this new model range the way forward for Iveco?
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Where Does the Daily Fit In?
Ever since its reintroduction into the Australian market back in 2002 the Iveco Daily has always offered a solid, technically adept van or cab chassis, capable of doing many different jobs, but where does the Daily fit in?
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It Does Exactly What It Says on the Tin
The Iveco Daily is a dream to drive, it is advertised as being car-like, as the artwork down the side of the van tells us, and it does exactly what it says on the tin.
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Working Out Complex Light Duty Options
The market for vehicles with a GVM between 3.5 and 7 tonnes is quite complicated, potential ute/van/truck buyers will spend their time working out complex light duty options to find a transport solution to fit their task.
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Safety, Supply, Shifting and Celebrating
This week sees a number of announcements from around the truck and trucking industry, which can be summarised as including safety, supply, shifting and celebrating.
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Iveco Truck Full Manufacturing in Australia Is To End
As part of a global transformation process, Iveco has announced the development of a Customisation & Innovation Centre (CIC) and this means Iveco truck full manufacturing in Australia is to end.
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Is Rebranding Going to Help Iveco in Australia?
In the lead-up to its spin-off from CNH Industrial in early 2022, Iveco has been renamed to Iveco Group, but is rebranding going to help Iveco in Australia? This is the question being asked as the global truck, bus and engine maker unveiled a new logo that showcases the eight brands under the Group’s ownership.
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Personnel Changes at Iveco HQ in Dandenong
A number of organisational changes which are said to allow the company to further streamline operations and better respond to customer needs means a number of personnel changes at Iveco HQ in Dandenong have been announced.
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