Pegaso
Spain
Pegaso was the truck marque of Spain's ENASA and an important producer of heavy road, construction and military vehicles. Iveco acquired the Spanish manufacturer in 1990 and subsequently retired the marque.
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Truck Models
Z-207 Barajas
Introduced 1955
Launched in 1955, the Z-207 was the first Pegaso truck built at ENASA's new Barajas factory and established a distinctive post-war cab-over design.
Comet
Introduced 1961
Launched in 1961, Comet was a major medium-weight Pegaso range and drove rapid growth in ENASA truck production during the 1960s.
Europa
Introduced 1965
Introduced in 1965 as the 1065 Europa, this Pegaso truck was adapted to contemporary European vehicle regulations.
T1
Introduced 1982
Pegaso began commercializing the T1 heavy range in 1982 with a tilting cab and revised power ratings.
Tecno
Introduced 1985
Presented in 1985, the Tecno heavy range developed Pegaso's square-cab road trucks with improved cab accommodation.
Troner
1987–1993
Presented in 1987, Troner was Pegaso's final new heavy long-haul range and remained in production through the marque's integration into Iveco.
Z-202 Mofletes
Production period unknown
The Z-202, popularly known as Mofletes, was an early ENASA-built Pegaso heavy cab-over derived from the company's Hispano-Suiza industrial inheritance.
Z-206
Production period unknown
The Z-206 was an early Pegaso heavy diesel road-truck family that developed the first ENASA Z-series before the new Barajas-built Z-207.