IVECO launches new website dedicated to accessories for its full range of vehicles

Monday 27th May 2024

IVECO announces the launch of the brand-new website dedicated to its extensive offering of accessories for the full range of IVECO vehicles, which is online at www.iveco-accessories.com. The new website is designed around the customer, with user-friendly navigation and a modern, clean interface.  Its concept and structure are aligned with the brand’s new website to deliver a seamless, enhanced user experience. 

“We designed our new accessories website with care to make it easy for customers to navigate the extensive offer of IVECO accessories and find everything they need to enhance their vehicles and their life on board. Like our new IVECO website, it is fast, responsive and user friendly – a valuable resource for our customers to help them get the best experience from their vehicles,” said Nicolò Coppa – CS EMEA Product Marketing Manager.

The website features the full offer of more than 500 accessories designed for all IVECO vehicles, from the Light to the Medium and Heavy ranges. It is organised to make it easy for customers to find what they are looking for, with sections dedicated to each range and, within each section, featured accessories presented according to customer needs. The offering of accessories is constantly renewed, and the latest introductions are easy to find in a dedicated section of the website.

For every accessory, customers will find all the details needed to make an informed purchase decision: a clear indication of the IVECO vehicle models it is compatible with, and all the technical details – from the dimensions to the materials used for manufacture. Should the customer need more information or help with their choice, they can easily contact their dealer through the contact form accessed with a simple click on the link at the top of the range landing pages. 

The new website dedicated to IVECO accessories has been launched in English, Italian, French, Spanish and German and will be rolled out in a total of 15 languages to cover the majority of European countries.