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!yea) says more Cursors to come
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IVECO SAYS its Cursor range of diesels, which power the Stralis family,will be extended next year as part of the group's reinvigorated attack on the tractor market,targeting fleet buyers in particular.
The current line-up of 7.8, 10 and 12.9-litre units, built at its Bourbon Lancy plant in central France, will be augmented by an engine displacing about nine litres This will give Iveco a more direct competitor to other popular ninelitre units, notably from Volvo, Scania, Cummins and Caterpillar.
lveco says it will be the first Cursor to feature common-rail fuelling — all current Cursor models have camshaft-actuated Bosch unit-pump fuel systems. It remains to he seen if the new nine-litre Cursor will use the same Holset variable-geometry turbocharger (VGT) as its stablemates.