Tata’s acquisition of Iveco Group promises to open up new markets and technologies for the Indian CV maker.
20 Aug 2025 | 12652 Views | By Shahkar Abidi & Darshan Nakhwa
Seventeen years is a lifetime in the automotive world— a space where transformation is often measured in quarterly results but driven by long-term bets. In mid-February 2007, when India’s Tata Motors and Italy’s Iveco, then a part of the Fiat Group, signed an initial memorandum of understanding, the move barely ...
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