IVECO » Trakker Limited Edition Dakar

At the Paris 2012 Intermat Exhibition, the International Trade Show dedicated to earthmoving, building and construction machinery, Iveco presented the new Trakker Limited Edition Dakar. With a limited production run of 502 units the vehicle is dedicated to the extraordinary success achieved by Iveco earlier this year at the Dakar 2012 in Latin America. The Trakker Limited Edition Dakar was launched by Alessandro Mortali, Iveco Senior Vice President Heavy Range, at a ceremony in the presence of Miki Biasion, former two time world rally champion with Lancia and winner of the Raid Tout Terrain World Cup in 1998 and 1999.

Thanks to the experience acquired on some of the toughest tracks and under the most extreme conditions in South America, Iveco has built 502 vehicles, (the race number of the winning vehicle), all of which contain some of the features and technological innovations of the vehicle that dominated the competition. The purpose of this special limited edition version is to transfer some of the technologies that have been tested during the competition, in the toughest possible conditions and that made this outstanding performance possible.

The Trakker limited edition is equipped with Cursor 8 and 13 litre FPT Industrial engines with power ratings of between 310 HP and 500 HP, which develop a torque of between 1,300 and 2,300 Nm. The gearboxes are manual (with between 9 and 16 gears) or automatic (with 12 to 16 gears), it features disk-drum brakes with ABS off road mode and there are a number of different solutions for the shock absorbers including parabolic and pneumatic versions. All the versions are equipped with the Active Day cab in Dakar green. The Trakker Limited Edition Dakar is liveried with the original design of the sponsors that backed the Iveco champions. Reliability, efficiency, sturdiness and safety are some of the main characteristics of the Trakker, a product which is already considered the ideal solution by clients for both everyday use and use in the toughest of conditions.