Iveco Strator

The Iveco Strator is a heavy truck with a conventional bonnet and a cab set behind the engine, in the American style, which Iveco sells for the European market. It is based on the Australian Iveco Powerstar and is built and marketed by Charles Feijts Groep, a Dutch builder working under licence from Iveco. The chassis comes from the Iveco Stralis, and the Strator weighs 280 kilograms more than the Stralis. It is powered by the Iveco Cursor engine in 10.3 and 12.9 litre sizes meeting the Euro 5 standard, with outputs between 310 and 410 kilowatts and a flat torque curve between 1,000 and 1,600 revolutions per minute, peaking between 1,900 and 2,500 newton metres. The gearbox is a 16 speed manual ZF unit or the ZF Eurotronic. The layouts are a 4x2 articulated tractor, a 6x2 with three axles and a steering or twin wheeled rear axle, and a 6x4 three axle truck. In some European countries it is sold as a 60 tonne road train.