IVECO DAILY FAQs

• What country are Iveco trucks made?

  Iveco is a truly global presence, with manufacturing plants spanning the likes of Europe, China, India, Russia, Turkey, Australia, Argentina, Brazil and South Africa. It has a market presence in over 160 countries, offering a versatile range of vans, buses and trucks for industrial transport needs. The company still has strong ties to its spiritual home in Italy, where a large bulk of production occurs, especially for the company's engines, and where heavy investment has been made in building out production capacity.

• Are Iveco trucks any good?

  Whether it is Iveco's range of trucks, buses or vans, the brand has an impeccable reputation when it comes to delivering stellar vehicles. The company places a great emphasis on the engineering of its vehicles, with meticulous attention to detail. Every Iveco truck is built to the highest of standards, sturdy for any task and with immense power and payload capacity at hand. Forging a name for itself as a dependable brand, Iveco's trucks are efficient, manoeuvrable and versatile, also offering a great array of features and high levels of cabin comfort. Put simply, they are among the best in class.

• Who owns Iveco?

  First established in Turin, Italy, back in 1975 following the merger of Italian, French, and German auto brands, the company has seen a number of changes throughout its history. Today IVECO is part of the publicly-listed Iveco Group, which is traded on the Euronext Milan. That means a number of different shareholders have an interest in the business. That outcome followed a spin-off from CNH Industrial, but the company's biggest shareholder is Dutch holding company Exor, which itself is controlled by the Agnelli family, a dynasty that was an original founder of the Fiat motor company.