: Workhorse trucks engineered for the region's transport corridors, including the IVECO Tector , Eurocargo , Eurotech , and Vertis .
: The platform allows users to quickly search for specific parts, review technical accessories, and calculate estimated repair times.
, a critical factor for Latin American operators facing fluctuating fuel prices.
is accelerating the transition to green energy, aligning with global sustainability goals. The company is investing heavily in alternative propulsion systems designed for the regional landscape. Natural Gas and Biomethane
Today, the Sete Lagoas plant manufactures the F1, NEF, and S8000 engine families, powering everything from IVECO’s light commercial vehicles to agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and power generation sets. With an annual production capacity of and operating on two shifts, it is prepared for further expansion as demand grows. A full 60% of its production is supplied to external clients like Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus, Marcopolo, and New Holland Agriculture, proving FPT Industrial's role as a major independent powertrain supplier in the region. IVECO POWER Latin America
The "POWER" philosophy extends across the entire portfolio:
IVECO POWER Latin America offers a full range of services designed to support customers throughout their ownership experience. These services include:
This digital evolution enables authorized distributors to seamlessly link their parts catalogs with real-time inventory systems. When a fleet manager identifies a part in the catalog, they can instantly view regional availability, pricing, and estimated delivery timelines, creating an optimized, resilient supply chain.
refers primarily to the comprehensive electronic parts catalog (EPC) and service system tailored for the Latin American market. It serves as a vital tool for fleet owners and workshops across the region—with a particularly strong presence in Brazil and Argentina—to ensure vehicle uptime and precision maintenance. The Core of the Program : Workhorse trucks engineered for the region's transport
The beating heart of FPT in Latin America is its massive plant in Sete Lagoas, Minas Gerais. Opened in November 2000, this facility celebrated a quarter-century of operations in 2025. Covering approximately 68,000 square meters and directly employing 250 people, the plant has produced an astonishing 725,000 engines since its inception. Producing engine families like the F1, NEF Series, and S8000, the plant supplies some of the biggest names in the business. Its client list reads like a who's who of regional industry: IVECO, IVECO BUS, Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus, Marcopolo, Agrale, New Holland, Case IH, CASE Construction Equipment, Himoinsa, Generac, PowGen, Pramac, and many others. The plant is recognized as a center of advanced manufacturing, quality, and safety, and in 2025 alone, it adopted numerous advanced practices to drive the energy transition.
For professional workshops, this tool is often paired with the module to estimate labor for specific part replacements.
The "POWER" designation specifically refers to IVECO’s advanced engine technology, particularly the legendary . In the Latin American context, these engines have been calibrated to perform under extreme conditions. Whether battling the high-altitude thin air of the Andes or the humidity of the Amazon basin, IVECO POWER ensures torque remains consistent and fuel efficiency remains optimal.
Aftermarket parts distributors utilize the catalog to cross-reference OEM numbers with aftermarket alternatives, managing inventory based on the most common vehicles in their target territory. System Accessibility and Deployment is accelerating the transition to green energy, aligning
The HI-SCR technology allows IVECO trucks to burn fuel more completely. Fleet data from large logistics operators in São Paulo shows that IVECO Cursor 11-powered trucks achieve an average of 2.8 to 3.2 km/l on rough intercity routes—a figure that competitors struggle to match without EGR maintenance headaches.
The platform covers a wide range of models, including the IVECO Daily, Tector, Stralis, and Hi-Way, as well as Trakker and specialized industrial engines. It provides detailed exploded diagrams, part numbers, descriptions, and compatibility lists. This level of detail is essential for maintaining the performance and longevity of vehicles operating in the diverse and often demanding terrains of Latin America.
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Unlike generic parts databases, this localized platform accounts for region-specific vehicle configurations, emissions standards (such as Proconve in Brazil), and specialized market variations. Core System Features