Iveco is launching the STRALIS Hi-Way, the latest generation of its heavy-duty vehicle range. The new STRALIS is a highly competitive offering in the sector of future and current heavy transport vehicles.
The vehicle stands out for its efficiency, quality, and value for the customer, and its ultra-low exhaust emissions reflect Iveco’s commitment to meeting sustainable mobility requirements. With the new STRALIS Hi-Way model, Iveco strengthens its strategy of reducing Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). The STRALIS Hi-Way provides not only reduced fuel consumption, lower maintenance costs, and greater reliability and quality, but also increased driver comfort through improved cabin ergonomics and optimized operational management.
– The new STRALIS maximizes savings in all key cost areas. As a result, the total cost of ownership across the ten most common vehicle operation methods drops by up to 4% – said Alessandro Mortali, Iveco Vice President of Heavy Range.
– The current economic situation is one of the most critical moments our industry has ever had to face. By introducing the new STRALIS, we wanted to counter this negative trend. The package we offer is an optimal combination of innovation, advanced services, and direct economic benefits for our customers – adds Enzo Gioachin, Iveco Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
The STRALIS HI-Way is characterized by highly innovative and modern engine technology, including the patented Hi-eSCR system, developed by FPT Industrial to meet the latest Euro VI emission standards, which simultaneously guarantees high fuel economy. Furthermore, the STRALIS Hi-Way is equipped with a completely redesigned cabin, advanced and integrated telematics systems, improved customer service tools, and modern applications ensuring road safety.
The new generation vehicles have undergone thorough quality and reliability checks. They have covered 6 million kilometers in endurance tests and over 11 million kilometers during real-world operational testing.
The new STRALIS is produced at the Iveco heavy vehicle factory in Madrid (Spain). This plant was recently awarded a silver medal in the prestigious World Class Manufacturing (WCM) program after achieving one of the highest scores in the point classification. Focused on eliminating production pollution and waste, the WCM program involves international objective audits analyzing 20 elements related to workplace organization, quality, maintenance, and logistics.