Iveco Cavallino

The Iveco Cavallino and the Iveco Cursor are the same medium range commercial vehicles of 17 to 45 tonnes, built both as rigid trucks and as articulated tractors by Iveco Brazil and Iveco Argentina from 2008 or 2009. The Cavallino name is used in Brazil and the Cursor name in Argentina. With this model the medium range in South America received the Cursor 8 engine, an eight litre unit of 7,790 cubic centimetres giving 320 horsepower and a peak torque of 1,200 newton metres, fitted with a turbocharger and wastegate valve. The gearbox is a 16 speed ZF Friedrichshafen unit and the suspension is pneumatic. The range consists of the 450E32T tractor in 4x2, 6x2 and 6x4 layouts and the 180E32 truck in the same layouts, with wheelbases of 3,690, 4,185 and 4,815 millimetres. In 2012 the range gained two new engine ratings, the 180E33 and the 450E33, rated between 320 and 324 horsepower. It sits above the Iveco Tector, which shares the Eurocargo based platform for the lighter South American range.