Ford Otosan plans to invest approximately €364 million through 2030 to develop and manufacture a next-generation heavy-duty truck cab under a joint program with IVECO. The project, designed to support Ford Trucks’ growth in Europe, will focus on a new cab platform developed in line with European Union emissions and safety requirements.
€364 Million Investment Planned Through 2030
Ford Otosan plans to invest approximately €364 million through 2030 to develop and manufacture a next-generation heavy-duty truck cab under a joint program with Italy’s IVECO, aiming to support Ford Trucks’ growth in Europe.
The company said the investment will be carried out gradually through 2030, with €122 million already spent on pre-feasibility activities.
Next-Generation Truck Cab Scheduled for 2028
The next-generation cab, which will be jointly developed by Ford Trucks and IVECO, is scheduled to be introduced progressively during 2028.
Ford Otosan said the new cab platform will be designed to meet European Union emissions and safety requirements. The company expects the project to strengthen Ford Trucks’ competitiveness and support its expansion in European markets.
Ford Trucks and IVECO Expand Their Cooperation
The cooperation between Ford Trucks and IVECO began with a non-binding memorandum of understanding signed in 2024.
In March 2025, the companies entered into a Joint Development Agreement covering the design and engineering of the new-generation heavy-duty truck cab.
According to the agreement, both Ford Trucks and IVECO will manufacture and assemble the jointly developed cab in their own facilities and market the vehicles under their respective brands with brand-specific customization.
