Italian truck manufacturer IVECO has re-launched their Daily Trade Made heavy-duty vehicle with an elongated 4.5m aluminium tray for a better logistical approach and an extended 5-year per 250,000 km guarantee. This makes the car suitable for construction jobs, transporting materials from one place to another.
The framework has outstanding inspiration from the 45C18 Daily cab chassis. At the same time, the Tradie Made ‘Super Tray’ displays a factory-fitted, internally embedded 2218mm W x 4500mm L heavy-duty aluminium tray. This will help the construction sector with a factory-perfected vehicle that can immediately be sent to the work site without needing unique additions or fittings that usually take more time to acquire. Plus this will also curtail third-party entry into the construction plan, which generally results in further delay.
The aluminium tray designed by Australia also features great load restraining points, tube headboard and window protectors alongside a corner step and rope rails. The Super Tray also has two piece-quick lock drop specifications to quickly load and unload heavy construction materials.
The Super Tray has a payload of almost 1,900 kg and is the most durable option for contractors who cannot remain constrained between the 4x4s. Moreover, the model also flaunts a car licence-friendly 4,495kg GVM, and 3.5t braked towing capacity, letting customers tow their machinery or tool trailer with more ease and in a legal manner.
The Daily Tradie Made has been powered by IVECO’s new 3.0-litre Euro VI turbodiesel engine that is capable of producing 180hp (132kW) and 430Nm of torque. The vehicle has been set to supply seamless power transfusion, agile gear changes and a car-like driving experience.
The Daily Tradie Made Super Tray has an extended warranty of 5 years per 250,000 km for the models sold before 30 June 2023, which showcases a hiked performance of 50,000 km in 2 years above the standard warranty. The trucks featuring Super Trays will be available in retail stores around the region.
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