Iveco Daily Weight — Complete Table
The weight of the Iveco Daily varies significantly depending on the model, the body type (panel van, chassis cab, crew cab) and the options fitted. Knowing the kerb weight (unladen weight) and the gross vehicle weight (GVW) is essential to calculate the payload and to know which driving licence you need.
Weight Table by Model
| Model | GVW (kg) | Panel van kerb weight (kg) | Chassis cab kerb weight (kg) | Panel van payload (kg) | Driving Licence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29L | 2.900 | 1.700-1.900 | 1.500-1.700 | 1.000-1.200 | B |
| 35S | 3.500 | 1.900-2.200 | 1.700-1.900 | 1.300-1.600 | B |
| 35C | 3.500 | 2.000-2.300 | 1.800-2.100 | 1.200-1.500 | B |
| 40C | 4.000 | 2.100-2.400 | 1.900-2.200 | 1.600-1.900 | C1 |
| 50C | 5.000 | 2.200-2.600 | 2.000-2.400 | 2.400-2.800 | C1 |
| 65C | 6.500 | 2.500-2.900 | 2.300-2.700 | 3.600-4.000 | C |
| 70C | 7.200 | 2.700-3.100 | 2.500-2.900 | 4.100-4.700 | C |
Note: the kerb weight varies according to wheelbase, engine (2.3 is lighter than 3.0), options (A/C, twin tank) and body type. Always check the vehicle registration document (V5C logbook) for the exact figures for your vehicle.
How to Calculate the Payload
The formula is simple: Payload = GVW - Kerb Weight
Example: a Daily 35S panel van, wheelbase 3450 has a GVW of 3.500 kg and a kerb weight of ~2.050 kg → payload = 1.450 kg.
Note: the payload includes the weight of the driver, passengers and fuel. Subtract ~150 kg (driver + full tank) to get the actual payload for goods.
Difference Between 35S and 35C
- 35S: single rear wheels. Lighter → more payload. Ideal for panel vans.
- 35C: designed for twin rear wheels. Heavier but more stable under load. Ideal for chassis cab/dropside body.
Weight and Driving Licence
| Driving Licence | Maximum Weight | Daily Models |
|---|---|---|
| B | 3.500 kg | 29L, 35S, 35C |
| C1 | 7.500 kg | 40C, 50C |
| C | over 7.500 kg | 65C, 70C |
For all the measurements in detail: Iveco Daily Dimensions →
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an empty Iveco Daily 35 weigh?
The kerb weight of a Daily 35S panel van is around 1.900-2.200 kg, depending on the wheelbase, engine and optional extras. The chassis cab (without body) weighs around 1.700-1.900 kg. The exact figure is on the vehicle registration document (V5C logbook).
How much can a Daily 35 carry?
The payload of the Daily 35 is around 1.200-1.600 kg (12-16 quintals), depending on the vehicle's kerb weight. The short-wheelbase panel van with the 2.3 engine is the lightest and offers the highest payload.
Can you drive a Daily 50C on a category B licence?
No, the Daily 50C has a GVW of 5.000 kg, so you need a C1 licence (valid up to 7.500 kg). To drive it professionally you also need a Driver CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence).
