ANSA Motors launches commercial division with Iveco and Yale

ANSA Motors Barbados has expanded its services to local businesses by introducing a commercial division featuring Iveco and Yale vehicles. The move aims to provide a comprehensive range of transport solutions, from light-duty trucks to heavy-duty hauliers, supporting construction, logistics and waste management.

At a launch on Wednesday at the company’s Wildey headquarters in Wildey, officials hailed the development as a significant advancement in the commercial vehicle and material handling trade.

Jane Wright, general manager of ANSA Motors, expressed the company’s commitment to serving the business community. “I couldn’t be more elated to have Iveco and Yale as part of our brand. One of the things that we try to pride ourselves on is not only the valuable brands, that we have here today, including Kia, Proton Ford and Mazda, but also having the service component and the sales component,” she remarked.

The company prioritises customer service, expert guidance, and comprehensive after-sales support. Wright believes this partnership will usher in a new era of service for Barbados.

Commercial supervisor Billie June Langdon highlighted the company’s dedication to supporting Barbadian businesses.

“We are not just about products, we are about partnerships, providing tailored solutions and expert after-sales service to keep businesses running smoothly.”

With established operations in Trinidad and Guyana, ANSA Motors’ expansion into Barbados aims to enhance regional trade and transportation.

Technical service manager Kyle Dhoray outlined Iveco’s business model in Barbados: “Classes above the rest within the commercial transportation industry … Its ergonomic designs bring a new era of transportation solutions to the business community. Within Barbados, introducing the most powerful trucks in their respective tiers, along with the other benefits of alternative fuels such as CNG, LNG and electric options, Iveco continues to lead the way through the integration of the latest technologies safety and efficiency.”

Iveco, established in 1975 through the merger of five European commercial vehicle manufacturers – Fiat Veicoli Industriali, OM, Lancia Special Vehicles, Unic, and Magirus-Deutz – has a rich history in the industry.

Regional manager Sajid Ali-Baksh provided insight into the company’s international affiliations: “150 years working together with customers and distributors of high-performance vehicles, they still convey the message of reliability and technology innovation support.”

(LG)