Tasmanian-based family business Altrac Spreading is looking to two new Iveco T-Way 6x6s to evolve the operation of its rural spreading services.
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Iveco Unveils Latest Model Range
Iveco is releasing a new model of its Daily range, recently unveiling the 4×4 line-up in Australia.
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Alternative Fuels and Efficient Engines
This week’s news in the world trucks includes companies looking to adopt alternative fuels and efficient engines as they continue to try and set themselves apart in the modern market.
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The Iveco Daily Continues
Since its relaunch on the Australian market, back in 2002, the Iveco Daily continues to hold a steady position in the van and small truck market. It has not grown to dominate the market and a number of other players have come and gone, but it has kept up steady numbers year in, year out.
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Where the Van Meets the Small Truck
Throughout its existence the Iveco Daily has always been a bit of an outlier because its truck like design lies at the point where the van meets the small truck. Tim Giles takes its latest iteration for a spin.
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Brisbane Down to Sydney With a Fully Loaded B-double
The first serious test drive of the new Iveco S-Way for PowerTorque was on a run from Brisbane down to Sydney with a fully loaded B-double set. This is the S-Way with AS (Active Space) cab and the 550hp 13 litre Cursor engine, putting out 2500Nm of torque at 1000rpm.
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Created Active Space in the Cabin
Apart from the driveline, which is a known quantity, Iveco have added to and created active space in the cabin of the S-Way, turning it into something which is much better than before. It’s going to work well and it’s a useful tool. Iveco haven’t done anything with the dimensions. It’s the same size box as it was originally, but they’ve done a better job with this space than they have done before in the past.
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Very Different Beast to its Predecessors
The Iveco S-Way is definitely a very different beast to its predecessors, but that only becomes clear when you are out on the road with the B-double in tow. Although the basic truck looks quite familiar, this really is a new design and a new truck. The basic driveline is very similar to the one on offer in the X-Way before it, but the rest of it is a revelation.
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Bringing Iveco Up To Date
The new S-Way is hoped to be the model which will bring back the Iveco brand, after test driving the model, Tim Giles reckons it is bringing Iveco up to date. The next question is, will it save the brand
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The S-Way Driving Experience
Although there was limited time at the wheel at the recent launch of the S-Way range from Iveco, there was a chance to get a handle on what the S-Way driving experience with the new models is like. The first impression is of a stylish European truck with a distinctive stylish sweep to the front grille. There will be no missing these new models as you meet them on the highway.
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