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Ibeko Korea (Governor Choi Jung-sik), an Italian commercial vehicle brand, announced on the 28th that it will hold an 'Early Abolition Campaign for Old Diesel Trucks' that provides industry-class benefits.

The campaign is designed to promote sustainability and commitment to customer support. Ibeko Korea provides financial benefits worth 24 million won to customers who purchase new trucks after early scrapping of old diesel trucks.

The target models are large tractor and large cargo truck models that correspond to the government's early scrapping vehicle subsidy criteria, Class 4-5 emissions (Euro 4 or earlier models).

Whether the government is eligible for government subsidies can be checked through the 'comprehensive computer system for automobile emissions'.

Through this campaign, customers will receive special benefits consisting of a loan grant and a comprehensive vehicle management service solution "Iveco Care Partner" program, regardless of the brand of their existing old diesel trucks.

The benefits, which are provided separately from government subsidies, will give customers additional financial and service support.

If necessary, the customer may choose a combination of the loan grant and the 'Iveco Care Partners' program or the full amount of the loan grant.

Vehicle buyers are provided with loan grants, a 5-year power transmission system warranty (5 years/650,000 km) of the Ibeko Care Partner Program, and a 5-year maintenance management package.

Ibeko S-WAY buyers will receive financial benefits worth 20 million won to 24 million won. Ibeko X-WAY buyers also receive benefits worth 12 million won to 15 million won.

This campaign will continue until we run out of stock

"We have actively supported the government's efforts for a cleaner environment and prepared this campaign to provide customers with advanced and efficient opportunities to experience Ibeko trucks," said Choi Jeong-sik, head of the branch. "Ibeko will continue to develop a comprehensive support program to help customers run more sustainable and profitable businesses."