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For urban artic operators there's the 23tonne GCW Eurocargo 230E24TP with Tector engine up to 280hp with day/sleeper cabs.
The more conventional 40/44-tonne fleet tractor, however, is the Stralis Active Time. which has the narrower of the two Stralis cabs sitting above either a 4x2 or 6x2 twinsteer chassis with optional mid-lift. Euro-3 power is courtesy of the 350hp Cursor 84x2 only with a manual ZF stirrerorthe torguey Cursor 10 at 400/430hp (4x2) and 430hp (6x2). Cursor 10 has a standard EuroTronic auto. Cab choice is between standard and high-roof sleeper.
For Euro-4, lveco uses SCR, raising the Cursor 8 to 360hp and the Cursor 10 to 420 and 450hp.