1864

Conrad Magirus starts his company.

1903

Fiat presented the 24HP, its first commercial vehicle produced just five years after the company’s founding.

1920

Louis Heuliez founded the Heuliez Company and started producing horse-drawn carriages.

1929

Fiat decides to separate its truck business from automobiles and founds Fiat Veicoli Industiali.

1934

OM, a company producing cars, trucks and agricultural machinery, is taken over by Fiat and the Brescia and Suzzara plants are integrated into Fiat Veicoli Industriali.

1937

Lancia Veicoli Industriali opens facility for the production of military trucks.

1966

Fiat acquires UNIC, a French manufacturer of heavy vehicles as well as cars.

1975

IVECO was established as the result of the merger of five truck brands within the Fiat Group: Fiat, OM and Lancia of Italy, Unic of France and Magirus Deutz of Germany.

1986

IVECO Ford Truck Ltd, a joint venture (and de facto merger) in which IVECO S.p.A. holds a 52% share with Ford's truck business in Europe, was established.

1986

Acquisition of ASTRA, an Italian manufacturer of quarry and heavy-duty trucks, by IVECO.

1990

IVECO acquires Pegaso, a Spanish company for the production of industrial vehicles.

1999

Irisbus was created following the equal merger of the bus divisions of IVECO and Renault VI.

2005

Fiat forms FPT, grouping together all automotive and industrial powertrain activities.

2011

Fiat spins off its non-auto activities: IVECO, FPT Industrial and CNH Global N.V. are demerged from Fiat S.p.A. to Fiat Industrial.

2013

IVECO BUS brand was founded and incorporated IRISBUS.

2013

CNH Industrial is founded following the merger of Fiat Industrial and CNH Global N.V.

2022

Iveco Group was established on 1^st January, 2022, following the execution of the deed of demerger from CNH Industrial. The first day of trading at Euronext Milan was on 3 January 2022.