Used Iveco Daily vans tend to be bought by specialist operators. The vans are built more like trucks and are therefore available right up the weight range. The Iveco Daily can be specified as a 7 tonner with the 70C17 and 70C21 models, for example. This means truck operators can have a van-sized cab with a payload far greater than a typical 7.5 tonner. Carries more but looks smaller – perfect for urban operation. Iveco Daily light commercial vehicles are often bought new as chassis cabs rather than panel vans and can therefore have bespoke bodies fitted to the rear wheel drive ladder chassis. Whilst there are fewer Iveco Daily vans for sale than most other van makes, they are extremely sought after if they are particularly long examples or those with a high gross vehicle weight. Available with the Hi-matic automated gearbox that is seen on many luxury cars, including Jaguars, the Daily makes a great van for local multi drop operation.
Iveco have made the Daily van for more than 40 years. It was actually the first new vehicle designed by the company after the manufacturers all came together.
Read more about Iveco’s history here.
2024 saw Iveco refresh their whole model range in a EU 1 billion investment. This included improved connectivity, higher payloads thanks to a revised rear leafspring suspension. The dashboard is new with a new digital screen and infotainment. Read the full blurb at the time of launch here.
The IVECO Daily Mission Awards recognises and celebrates operators that use the IVECO Daily to its fullest potential to complete the most challenging missions. The foundation for these awards is forged in four categories: Construction & Utilities, Grounds Maintenance & Forestry, Specialist Vehicles, and Delivery. A trio of special awards further celebrate the IVECO Daily’s diversity. Broadcaster and journalist Laura Winter hosted the awards, alongside special guests two-time Britian’s Strongest Man Adam Bishop, and British Olympics icon Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards. 2024 IVECO Daily Mission Award Winners: Q1 – Construction & Utilities – O’Connor Utilities Manchester-based utility and civil engineering…
Iveco has delivered fifteen Iveco S-Way trucks during a ceremony at the Ferrari track in Fiorano as they are the official partner of Scuderia Ferrari HP. Carlotta Mathis, Iveco Head of Marketing & Strategy, commented: "Iveco and Ferrari have maintained a strong partnership for over twenty years, built on shared values that inspire and drive both brands. A passion for excellence and a commitment to innovation fuel the leadership of both organisations, united by an ambitious dedication to sustainability. Iveco is leading the way toward zero-emission mobility with its multi-energy approach while Ferrari invests in the principle of technological neutrality,…
With a van-like cab and a truck-like chassis, the 7-tonne Iveco Daily is ideal for recovery work. This suitability has led AMS Recovery to design and build a lightweight body for the 7-tonner. Based on an Iveco Daily 7-tonne Crew Cab (70C21H), this bespoke vehicle was bodied by AMS Recovery Trucks for customer First Line Recovery. Its custom-made lightweight aluminium body hosts famed Miller Industries heavy-duty equipment such as a boom and pair of winches with this Daily engineered to lift 2,700kg. Its stabilising fork that can anchor this vehicle to the ground and additional counterweights means that even the…
A pair of electric Iveco eDaily trucks have joined The AA’s expanding fleet of electric vehicles. The AA’s recovery fleet is undergoing the biggest change in its 119-year history with zero-emission vehicles needed for recoveries. An Iveco eDaily 7.2T with Dyson Powerloader and eDaily 4.25T CRT crew van are now on the road sporting The AA’s iconic colours. The Iveco eDaily’s payload and strong truck-based chassis make the 7.2T Powerloader one of the most capable electrified recovery vehicles in service. Thanks to the lightweight Roger Dyson bodywork, this EV can recover stranded vehicles weighing up to 3,000kg. With modern…
The only right-hand drive example in existence will debut at the popular charity event founded by Chris Evans Enthusiasts attending the popular Carfest family motoring festival (23 - 25 August 2024) will have the chance to get up close with the only right-hand drive IVECO Daily 4x4 Tigrotto in the world. Making its UK debut on stand CF14, this IVECO model is based upon the IVECO Daily 4x4 and pays homage to its namesake of the 1950s. Tigrotto – meaning ‘tiger cub’ in Italian – boasts unique two-tone bodywork and red elements that hark back to the original, as does…