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Iveco's latest incarnation of the Daily van sees the product now extended to seven tonnes GVW as the company seeks to stretch the possibilities for the range.
The robust and durable chassis means this vehicle has always been happier competing in the heavy van, high-speed, inter-city parcel and courier sector than against lighter rivals and its saturation of this niche continues to grow.
The new seven-tonner version comes with a 4,140kg payload, while the chassis-cab version brings a payload plus body capability of 4,710kg.
The EcoDaily line-up is extensive. In van form you have eight volume options, from 7.3m1 to the 17.2m version. The verdict: A strong, durable product that continues to perform wett in service, but its hard to see Iveco's EcoDaily striking gold this time.