Editing Unic (section)

== Post–World War II timeline ==

In 1952, the firm was taken over by [[Simca]], headed by [[Henri Pigozzi]], who wanted a commercial vehicle production unit. Trucks of this period are commonly referred to as Unic-Simca trucks. In 1956 the French arm of the Swiss truck manufacturer [[Saurer]] was taken over.

In 1966 Unic joined [[Fiat]]. In 1975 a holding company named [[Iveco]] was established covering truck and bus brands such as Fiat, [[Officine Meccaniche|OM]], [[Lancia]], UNIC and [[Magirus]].

In 1976 Unic-Fiat S.A. became UNIC S.A. In 1992 Iveco Unic S.A. changed its name to Iveco France S.A.

In 2003, the company's headquarters moved from [[Villejuif]] to [[Boissy St Léger]], where a second facility was established in 1995.