IVECO
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Italian commercial vehicle maker formed in 1975 from five European brands, based in Turin and listed in Milan.
- Founded
- 1 January 1975
- Headquarters
- Turin, Italy
- Listed
- Borsa Italiana, symbol IVG
- Former parent
- CNH Industrial, until 1 January 2022
The Iveco name first appeared in 1975, after the merger of Italian, French and German brands. The company designs and builds light, medium and heavy commercial vehicles, with production plants in Europe, China, Australia and Latin America.
Iveco Group was spun off from CNH Industrial on 1 January 2022 and is incorporated in Amsterdam. On 30 July 2025 Iveco announced the sale of its commercial vehicle business to Tata Motors and of its defence business to Leonardo.
- 1975Iveco formed by the merger of five brands
- 2022Iveco Group spun off from CNH Industrial
- 2025Sale of the commercial vehicle and defence businesses announced
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IVECO Iveco Pegaso: the Spanish lorry maker that joined Iveco
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IVECO Iveco Ford Cargo: the Ford lorry built under Iveco ownership
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IVECO Iveco 370: the coach that served Italy for 25 years
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IVECO Iveco Zeta: the light lorry sold under six names
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IVECO Iveco VM 90: the Italian Army’s light truck
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IVECO Iveco Unic: the French maker that helped make Iveco
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IVECO Iveco TurboCity: the 480, 580 and 680 city buses
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IVECO Iveco Strator: the bonneted Stralis for Europe
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IVECO Iveco PowerStar: the bonneted Iveco for Australian road trains
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IVECO Iveco LMV: the Lince that went to war
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IVECO Iveco Europolis: the low-floor midibus from Brescia
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IVECO Iveco EuroClass: the coach that replaced the 370
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IVECO Iveco CityClass: Giugiaro’s city bus for Europe
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IVECO Iveco Effeuno: the 471, 571 and 671 bus family
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IVECO Iveco 330: the eight-cylinder quarry truck
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IVECO Iveco 316: the urban twin of the 315 minibus
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IVECO Iveco 315: the small interurban bus for mountain roads
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IVECO Iveco Tector: engines and a South American lorry
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IVECO Iveco 190 Turbo: the turbocharged heavy range of the 1980s
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IVECO Iveco Acco: the Australian cab-over that lasted five decades