Iveco ACM 80/90

The Iveco ACM 80/90, also designated FIAT 6613 G, is a military truck for carrying materiel and personnel that Iveco developed to meet the needs of the Italian Army in the 1990s. It is known for its robustness and its ability to cope with the roughest ground, and it has a mechanism that lets the driver engage all four driven wheels even while the vehicle is moving. The ACM 80 and ACM 90 share a 5.9 litre six cylinder engine of 5,861 cubic centimetres, rated at 160 horsepower in the ACM 80 and 170 horsepower, or 125 kilowatts, in the ACM 90, with a five speed gearbox, a 24 volt electrical system and a top speed of 93 kilometres per hour. The truck is 6.413 metres long, weighs 4.7 tonnes and carries 4 tonnes, with a crew of two plus sixteen. Iveco also built a civil version with the same mechanics, sold as the Iveco 65PC, 75PC and 90PC and later as the 80-14, 80-16 and 80-17, used by Italian state bodies such as the Corpo forestale dello Stato and the fire brigade. The army vehicle is being withdrawn and replaced by the Iveco ACTL.