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Iveco Fidato

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The Iveco Fidato is a rebadged van sold in China under the Iveco name, listed among the products of Naveco, the joint venture of Nanjing Automobile and Iveco, in the Nanjing Automobile article, which describes it as a rebadged van based on the Maxus V70. The Maxus V70 article adds that the Fidato is the rebadged variant sold by SAIC-Iveco, with a restyled front bumper and the same dimensions, powertrain and performance data as the Maxus version. The Maxus V70 itself is a van produced by Maxus from 2023, so the Fidato is a recent model. The pages read do not give the Fidato its own year, body style, fuel or production status, and they credit the sale to SAIC-Iveco while listing the model with Naveco products, so the entry records both and settles neither.

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Maxus V70, Vehicles
Source Nanjing Automobile (Wikipedia)

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Source Nanjing Automobile (Wikipedia)

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Source Nanjing Automobile (Wikipedia)
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Source Nanjing Automobile (Wikipedia)Joint ventures, Naveco
Quote, Joint ventures, Naveco
In 1996, Nanjing Auto established Naveco (Nanjing Iveco Automobile Co Ltd) with Iveco
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Nanjing Automobile (Wikipedia)
  • Joint ventures, Naveco
    In 1996, Nanjing Auto established Naveco (Nanjing Iveco Automobile Co Ltd) with Iveco
  • Of Make: Iveco, Naveco, products
    Rebadged van based on the Maxus V70
  • Derived From: Maxus V70, Naveco, products
    Rebadged van based on the Maxus V70
  • Exemplifies: Road Freight Transport, Naveco
    it continued to make light trucks but had added diesel engines as well
  • In Group: Light and Medium Commercial Trucks, Naveco
    it continued to make light trucks but had added diesel engines as well
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