Iveco Acco

The Iveco Acco is a medium and heavy cab-over truck that Iveco Australia builds specifically for the local market. The name comes from Australian C-Line Cab Over and has been used since 1972, when the truck was made by the Australian branch of International Harvester before it took the Iveco badge. More than 78,000 had been sold by 2014. Launched in 1972 with a traditional cab, it grew into a family of trucks that later took the EuroTech cab and, in 2008, the Stralis cab. A technical and styling update in 2014 added 4x2, 6x4 and 8x4 layouts and electronic stability control, with an 8.9 litre Cummins six cylinder common rail engine of 284 to 345 horsepower and Allison automatic transmissions. The 90,000th example was built at Dandenong in September 2019, and the last Euro 5 truck on the original chassis left the line in October 2019. A Euro 6 successor, announced in 2018 and based on the Stralis X-Way chassis built locally, followed.