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Iveco launches limited edition Daily Blue

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Iveco has launched a limited blue model edition of the Daily Blue Power in New Zealand.

The concept celebrates the vehicle’s recent International Van of the Year 2018 accolade.

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The van is priced at $59,990 plus GST and comes with extended five year / 200,000 kilometre factory warranty.

It features a 3520mm wheelbase and 12 cubic metres capacity and comes with electric blue grille, distinctive blue headlight edges, blue alloy wheels and special edition badging.

The theme continues on the inside with blue steering wheel stitching, unique headrests and a blue transmission shifter that complements the two-tone blue dashboard.

Other standard features include 270 degree opening rear doors, Iveconnect navigation and multimedia system and a reversing buzzer and fog lamps. Also included is a heated and suspended driver’s seat with bench for two passengers, and automatic climate control.

The model features Iveco’s market-leading Hi-Matic 8-speed full automatic transmission, coupled to the brand’s 3-litre turbodiesel engine which produces 170hp (130kW) of power and 430Nm of torque.

Safety features include superior stopping power with front and rear disc brakes with ABS and Iveco ‘ESP 9’ safety program which includes electronic stability program, and a host of other active safety equipment. Passive safety features include four SRS airbags.

Iveco NZ dealer principal Jason Keddie says the limited edition Daily Blue presents great value and also provides buyers with a visually-unique van that stands out from the crowd.

“The Daily Blue will be immediately attractive to the market courtesy of its long list of standard features and additional extended warranty, plus eye-catching styling.

“The combination of these high specification levels, coupled with generous dimensions and extra value items, make it ideal for a wide range of trade and courier applications.

“Only a limited number of examples have been made available though, and Iveco is confident that they’ll be snapped-up quickly by discerning buyers,” Keddie says.

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