Categoria: IVECO

IVECO: The new MUV

Iveco Defence Vehicles has extensive experience observing and predicting current and future trends in its field, developing military vehicles to meet global operational requirements.

In recent years, the company has identified the need for a light vehicle specifically designed to undertake a variety of roles from providing U.N. and NATO humanitarian aid, homeland security missions, logistic support and training, to satisfying the military requirements of non-NATO forces.

In response, the company has developed a new generation of unprotected and lightly protected vehicles. The new MUV is the result of the Company’s vast experience in the sector of light vehicles, highlighted by the extraordinary commercial success of its predecessor, the M40E15-WM, which has sold more than 18,000 units worldwide over the last 30 years.

The MUV is also available for civilian use as it fully complies with the required safety and environmental regulations through features such as ergonomic seats, good soundproofing, seatbelts, airbag system and Euro VI diesel engines. The vehicle can be used as a rescue vehicle, a medical asset, for snow clearance, as a light recovery vehicle or by the emergency unit command post.

Presented by Romano Pisciotti

MPI – Motor Parts Industry

IVECO Nigeria

Lagos

 

MPI – IVECO in Nigeria (INVESTMENT)

Romano Pisciotti

Not even COVID 19 will be able to stop the long march on the road to recovery.

The lower dependence on oil … which continues, however, to constitute a great wealth … the huge investments in agriculture and animal husbandry, the interest of investors in search of unsaturated markets, the protection of local industry … in a country that has the largest domestic market in all of Africa … will lead to the recovery of economic circulation.

The need for new markets will become a priority that will favor large emerging markets, such as Nigeria.

Road transport will however continue to grow strongly.

Romano Pisciotti
Romano Pisciotti Motor Parts Industry

 

MPI is looking for investor partners to offer new services in the country.

Romano Pisciotti

MPI – Motor Parts Industry

italmotor@gmail.com

http://www.italmotor.tech

 

WORKSHOP: 231 Moshood Abiola Way, Ijora (old APAPA Road)

P.O.Box 198 Apapa, Lagos – Nigeria.

 

EUROMACCHINE GROUP in Nigeria (MPI – IVECO)

We realize and supply all the requested conversions as well for usual vehicles as for other types of transport…

We can equip them with:

  • Protection materials
  • Roll cages or bars
  • Cranes
  • Generators
  • Security items such as black boxes
  • Military execution – heavy duty
  • Air-conditioning

We produce and transform in our own workshops vehicles into:

  • Mobile units
  • Transport People
  • Transport Carrier
  • Bus – Minibus
  • Ambulances
  • Clinics
  • Fire protection unit
  • Semitrailer General Cargo – Tipper

Romano Pisciotti 

MPI ( Motor Parts Industry)

IVECO DEALER

italmotor@gmail.com

http://www.italmotor.tech

WORKSHOP: 231 Moshood Abiola Way, Ijora (old APAPA Road)

P.O.Box 198 Apapa, Lagos – Nigeria.

INVESTMENT IN AFRICA AT THE TIME OF THE PANDEMIA

All economies have shown their fragility, it is very probable that globalization, as we have known it, will have to change … and perhaps this will not be completely negative. The investments of governments and entrepreneurs will make the difference in favouring the integration between local and global production.

In my opinion, as regards the transport sector, there may be a drop in container movements … I am referring to the gigantic container ships … but very little will change in national and local transport which today and tomorrow will be for decades on the road.

In Nigeria, the agricultural sector with all the related supply chain will continue to grow; although in small steps, the industrial sector will be forced to grow…. everyone will need to increase logistics and, consequently, transport will be at the service of each segment of the local economy.

One thing is certain: no pandemic, war or financial crisis has stopped the world … perhaps it has changed it, almost always for the better. Obviously it is not the spectators who benefit from the change, but the forward-looking entrepreneurs.

We know that Africa has undergone even dramatic upheavals, as we know that all African nations have increased their GDP, as we know that the economy of the USA, China and Europe can no longer disregard African economies and African consumers… there is no virus that can stop this, at worst it can only slow down temporarily … and this time must be spent studying new business change for the future.

Romano Pisciotti

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE INDUSTRIAL VEHICLES SECTOR (ASSEMBLY) … italmotor@gmail.com