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Iveco Daily

Truck-derived bones since 1978; the eDaily added a 153,580 kg Guinness towing record.12

Researched October 29, 2026 from 28 sources

At a glance

0150300
40–208 hpPower
0250500
141–470 N·mTorque
03,5007,000
2,200–7,000 kgWeight

The coral arc spans the family, from its mildest version to its wildest.39

Engine
Early 2.0 L gas/2.4–2.8 L diesel; later 2.3/3.0 L diesel, CNG or electric36
Layout
Front engine, rear-wheel drive or 4x4; separate ladder frame3
Gearbox
5/6-speed manual; 6-speed AGile automated manual; 8-speed Hi-Matic automatic347
Built at
Suzzara plant, Italy; Valladolid plant, Spain (2014 Daily)8
Units built
Over 3 million manufactured by the 40th anniversary (2018)1

The story

Built for light commercial transport, the Daily arrived in 1978 with a truck-derived ladder chassis and rear drive. That adaptable frame supports vans, minibuses and motorhomes.13

1978: Truck chassis beneath a van19781985: TurboDaily joins the family19851999: Common rail and the 2000 van award19992006: Giugiaro cab, generation labels shift20062017: Blue Power earns the 2018 van award20172022: eDaily claims up to 400 km in city use20222023: eDaily tows 153,580 kg for Guinness2023 Fiat 615: 1951–1965Fiat 615Fiat 616: 1965–1978Fiat 616Fiat 35/40 NC (OM X-series): 1972–1987Ford A series: 1973–1983Iveco Daily, first generation: 1978–1999; China 1991–presentIveco Daily, first generationIveco Daily, second generation: 1999–2014; Chinese derivatives ongoingIveco Daily, second generationIveco Daily, third generation: 2014–present 19501960197019801990200020102020
GenerationsBefore and afterMilestones358202122
Show the numbers
YearWhat happened
1951–1965Fiat 615
1965–1978Fiat 616
1972–1987Fiat 35/40 NC (OM X-series)
1973–1983Ford A series
1978–1999; China 1991–presentIveco Daily, first generation
1999–2014; Chinese derivatives ongoingIveco Daily, second generation
2014–presentIveco Daily, third generation
1978Truck chassis beneath a van
1985TurboDaily joins the family
1999Common rail and the 2000 van award
2006Giugiaro cab, generation labels shift
2017Blue Power earns the 2018 van award
2022eDaily claims up to 400 km in city use
2023eDaily tows 153,580 kg for Guinness
  1. 1978

    Truck chassis beneath a van

    The Daily launched with a truck-derived chassis, rear drive and independent front suspension; its first van offered 17 m3 and 210 cm of interior height.1

  2. 1985

    TurboDaily joins the family

    The TurboDaily introduced turbodiesel power; a thoroughly revised cab and updated 2.5 L Sofim engine followed in 1990.3

  3. 1999

    Common rail and the 2000 van award

    The second generation introduced common-rail injection to the light commercial segment and took the Van of the Year 2000 title.1

  4. 2006

    Giugiaro cab, generation labels shift

    Giorgetto Giugiaro drew the new cab for an update billed as generation four. A 2011 facelift followed; the 2014 redesign was called generation three.134

  5. 2017

    Blue Power earns the 2018 van award

    Blue Power united electric, natural gas and RDE-ready diesel versions, taking the International Van of the Year 2018 title.1

  6. 2022

    eDaily claims up to 400 km in city use

    The battery-powered eDaily debuted at IAA in Hanover, with van, crew-cab and minibus bodies and a claimed urban range of up to 400 km.5

  7. 2023

    eDaily tows 153,580 kg for Guinness

    Adam Bishop drove the runway record at Blackbushe Airport under Guinness rules; the official towing rating was up to 3,500 kg.2

Every generation

Power over the years

From 71 hp to 208 hp in 42 years.

0100200300 1990200020102020 hp 1984 · 71 hp · 2,445 cc Sofim diesel (72 PS)1984 · 79 hp · 1,971 cc gas (80 PS)1985 · 95 hp · 2.5 L TurboDaily1996 · 122 hp · 2.8 L tdi1999 · 123 hp · 2.8 L common-rail2003 · 118 hp · 2.3 L F1A common-rail2004 · 164 hp · 3.0 L F1C, chain-driven2006 · 174 hp · 3.0 HPT variable-geometry turbo2010 · 40 hp · Electric: 30 kW, 60 kW peak2013 · 205 hp · UK 3.0 L twin-turbo2024 · 204 hp · 2.3 L: 114–154; 3.0 L: 158–204 hp2026 · 208 hp · 50C optional 155 kW engine 208 hp 50C optional 155 kW engine 71 hp 2,445 cc Sofim diesel (72 PS)
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Show the numbers
YearHorsepowerModel
1984712,445 cc Sofim diesel (72 PS)
1984791,971 cc gas (80 PS)
1985952.5 L TurboDaily
19961222.8 L tdi
19991232.8 L common-rail
20031182.3 L F1A common-rail
20041643.0 L F1C, chain-driven
20061743.0 HPT variable-geometry turbo
201040Electric: 30 kW, 60 kW peak
2013205UK 3.0 L twin-turbo
20242042.3 L: 114–154; 3.0 L: 158–204 hp
202620850C optional 155 kW engine

Versions

11 versions worth knowing, with their power.

  • Daily / Daily Plus / Daily Top

    Standard

    Daily / Daily Plus / Daily Top

    2006–2014

  • Daily Agile / Hi-Matic

    Standard

    Daily Agile / Hi-Matic

  • TurboDaily

    Standard

    TurboDaily

    1985 launch

    95 hp
  • Performance

    Daily 3.0 twin-turbo 205

    2013

    205 hp
  • Standard

    Daily Pop / Start / Line / Tourys / Access

    2021 range

  • Daily Blue Power

    Standard

    Daily Blue Power

    2017 launch

  • eDaily

    Standard

    eDaily

    2022 launch

    188 hp
  • Daily 4x4

    Standard

    Daily 4x4

    2015 specification

    168 hp
  • Daily 4x4 Tigrotto

    Special

    Daily 4x4 Tigrotto

    2022 debut; RHD 2023

    180 hp
  • Limited

    Daily 40th Anniversary Limited Edition (Europe)

    2018

    500 built

  • Limited

    Daily 45C17 Limited Edition (Australia)

    2017

    100 built

How to spot one

Look for

  • 2006 cab: large clear-lens units group the headlights, fog lights and front turn signals.4
  • 2016 35S13: broad plastic side protection and a front-bumper step for cleaning the windshield.18
  • 2020 front: V-shaped lines link the IVECO-lettered hood to the bumper.19
  • 2015 Daily 4x4: towering ride height and off-road Michelin tires.14

Year by year

  1. 1982–1983

    IVECO moved from a small lower-right I logo to the grille center; Fiat or Unic lettering remained at lower right.3

  2. 1990; 1996

    The 1990 facelift replaced the cab; 1996 brought subtler exterior changes and a revised dashboard.36

  3. 1999

    Wider, lower lamp clusters arrived with the second series, which also dropped the TurboDaily name.3

  4. 2006

    The new cab gained clear-lens light clusters, a high bumper and large mirrors with side indicators.4

  5. 2014

    Longer wheelbases and shorter rear overhangs changed the proportions; single-rear-wheel models gained a lower loading platform.8

  6. 2019–2020

    The facelift added full LED headlights; 2020 styling uses a three-piece bumper and fork-shaped light guides.319

Don’t confuse it with

  • Renault Mascott (first generation)

    Check the make name: cab panels and doors are shared with the second Daily, sold as Iveco-Ford in the UK until 2006.3

Against its rivals

  • Fiat Ducato

    Daily vs Fiat Ducato

    Tested fuel use lower is better

    Daily9.7 L/100 km
    Fiat Ducato9.6 L/100 km
    18
  • Ford Transit

    Daily vs Ford Transit

    Tested fuel use lower is better

    Daily9.7 L/100 km
    Ford Transit9.5 L/100 km
    18
  • Volkswagen Crafter

    Daily vs Volkswagen Crafter

    Cargo volume

    Daily9 m3
    Volkswagen Crafter9 m3
    18
  • Renault Master

    Daily vs Renault Master

    Torque

    Daily430 Nm
    Renault Master380 Nm
    9

The rest of the story is in the app

The full file tells why each version matters, the legend behind the car and what to check before buying one.

  • Versions

    • Why each of the 11 versions matters
  • Legend

    • 14 stories from its legend
    • “153,580 kg behind an electric van”
    • “Six days in the sand, no stopwatch”
  • Generations

    • The story of each of the 7 generations
  • Market

    • 6 things to check before buying one
Read the full file in SPOT

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Sources

Every fact on this page links to the source it rests on.

See all 28 sources
  1. IVECO Daily celebrates 40 years of success | Iveco iveco.com
  2. Iveco’s 150 Tonne EDaily Towing Stunt | Truck News | Truckpages UK truckpages.co.uk
  3. Iveco Daily - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
  4. DER NEUE IVECO DAILY: NEUER LOOK, MEHR LEISTUNG, EURO 4 | Iveco iveco.com
  5. Zéro émission pour une charge maximale : IVECO passe à l'électrique avec le nouveau eDAILY | Iveco iveco.com
  6. Iveco Transporter Daily, Turbo Daily - ab 1984 - Daten, Bilder, Prospekte zuckerfabrik24.de
  7. New Daily Hi-Matic 8 speed automatic gearbox: the absolute driving pleasure | Iveco iveco.com
  8. New Daily 2014: the third generation and still going strong | Iveco iveco.com
  9. 2026 Iveco Daily review: Quick drive | CarExpert carexpert.com.au
  10. Iveco Daily (2006-2014) van review | Auto Express autoexpress.co.uk
  11. Iveco Daily van review | Auto Express autoexpress.co.uk
  12. Nouveau Daily, le minibus qui fait passer le transport de personnes au niveau supérieur | Iveco iveco.com
  13. $name iveco.com
  14. Iveco Daily 4x4 2015 Review - carsales.com.au carsales.com.au
  15. $name iveco.com
  16. IVECO prezentuje Daily Limited Edition na targach IAA 2018 | Iveco iveco.com
  17. Special edition Iveco Daily launched | Ute and Van Guide uteandvanguide.com.au
  18. Iveco Daily 2016 Review - carsales.com.au carsales.com.au
  19. IVECO DAILY, A LOAD OF REFINEMENTS - Auto&Design autodesignmagazine.com
  20. Fiat 615 - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
  21. OM X-series - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
  22. Ford A series - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
  23. IVECO a participé à la première édition de Desert Master, nouveau raid 4x4 organisé dans le désert tunisien | Iveco iveco.com
  24. Nuevo Iveco Daily: a prueba de kriptonita - Mundo Superman - Tu web del Hombre de Acero en español mundosuperman.com
  25. IVECO “goes electric” with Metallica on the European leg of the band’s massive M72 World Tour | Iveco iveco.com
  26. Vintage Vans and Motorhomes: gallery and price guide of older RVs motorhomehobos.com
  27. Iveco Daily 4x4 light truck outbacktravelaustralia.com.au
  28. Iveco Daily 65 C18 | Retrade retrade.eu
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  • en.wikipedia.org
  • zuckerfabrik24.de
  • carexpert.com.au
  • autoexpress.co.uk
  • carsales.com.au
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  • autodesignmagazine.com
  • mundosuperman.com
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