Iveco Massif

The Iveco Massif is a rugged 4x4 off-road vehicle produced between 2007 and 2011. It was developed through a partnership between the Italian industrial vehicle manufacturer Iveco and the Spanish automaker Santana Motor. The vehicle was essentially a heavily modernized version of the Santana PS-10, which itself was derived from the Land Rover Series III design produced under license for decades. It was designed to target professional utility markets, including forestry, emergency services, and military applications.

While the brand Iveco is an Italian company with a global presence, the Massif was manufactured at the Santana Motor plant in Linares, Spain. The project eventually ended when Iveco terminated the agreement with Santana in 2011, leading shortly thereafter to the closure of the Spanish factory. Today, Iveco is part of the Iveco Group N.V., a large multinational corporation that transitioned from a subsidiary of CNH Industrial into an independent public entity.