Iveco Eurotech

The Iveco Eurotech is a heavy goods truck built by Iveco in Turin, Italy, and sold from 1992 to 2002. It was presented as the replacement for the Turbotech of 1990 to 1992 and brought Iveco the International Truck of the Year award in 1993, the second year running that the maker took the prize, after the medium-light Eurocargo the year before. It was launched with six engines, three configurations, a wide choice of gearboxes and three cab layouts. The engines ran from the 7.7 litre Iveco 8360.46 at 239 and 266 horsepower, through the 9.5 litre 8460.41 at 300, 345 and 375 horsepower, up to the 13.8 litre 8210.42 at 420 horsepower. The configurations were a 4x2 rigid truck, a 6x2 rigid truck with an Iveco third axle and a 4x2 road tractor. Gearboxes included a nine speed Iveco unit, twelve speed Eaton-Fuller units and sixteen speed ZF units, with the ZF Eurotronic automated gearbox added from 1996 on the 375 horsepower models. The cab was a short low-roof cab, a deep low-roof cab or a deep high-roof cab. The Iveco Stralis later took its place in the range.